Ather-A Plus Charge: In a first for electric mobility in India’s Northeast. Ather Energy, one of India’s leading electric two-wheeler manufacturers, has joined hands with A Plus Charge. The region’s premier charge point operator (CPO), to roll out a strong, fast-charging network of infrastructure in the region.
Ather-A Plus Charge: Key Highlights of the Partnership
- Initial Rollout Cities: The partnership will witness instant deployment of state-of-the-art Ather Grid chargers. At locations in Guwahati, Shillong, Dibrugarh, Siliguri, and Silchar. Expansion to Agartala, Dimapur, Jorhat, and other leading cities will follow in subsequent phases.
- Charger Technology: New public fast chargers will be enabled with the latest LECCS standards. Providing rapid, reliable service for all compatible two-wheelers and light electric vehicles (LEVs).
- Strategic Locations: Chargers are being deployed to important urban centers, high-traffic commuting routes. Popular public places, going a long way in addressing the “range anxiety.” That has hindered EV adoption in the hill country and rural expanses of the Northeast.
Why Ather-A Plus Charge Matters?
Northeast India has long suffered from poor charging infrastructure. Discouraging many prospective EV buyers. Ather and A Plus Charge’s initiative is not just an extension of business. It’s an important milestone towards India’s goal for mass transportation electrification across the country. Particularly in difficult and varied landscapes. With installation already in progress and phase-wise expansion on the horizon. The region stands to gain a greener, more comfortable commuting age.
ELCTRIK Speaks
The alliance between A Plus Charge and Ather Energy is a big milestone. In the history of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Northeast India. Through the fast-paced growth of a robust, fast-charging network in important cities and corridors. This alliance is solving an important challenge for the adoption of EVs in the region. With industry support and increasing public interest, the effort is set to influence cleaner, more affordable mobility. Create a benchmark for green urban transportation in India’s Northeast.
