Euler Motors, Tata Power Renewables Sign MoU To Expand Fast-Charging For Commercial EVs

Euler Motors, an electric commercial vehicle manufacturer has signed a long term Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tata Power Renewables, India’s largest integrated power companies. Under this agreement, Tata Power Renewables will provide Euler Motor with Fast Chargers for their entire product portfolio.

This partnership will help Euler customers With access fast chargers at important high demand locations along their daily routes. For that customers will receive Smart cards for easy access to Tata Power Renewables charging stations.

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The MoU was signed in the presence of Virendra Goyal Head Business Development - EV Business, Tata Power EV Charging Solutions Limited (TPEVCSL) and Ashish Tandon, Global Head - Customer Excellence, Euler Motors.

Under this MoU, Tata Power Renewables will install, operate and maintain fast chargers, for high uptime and reliability, on the other hand Euler Motors will facilitate rent-free spaces for Tata Power’s chargers.

Tata Power Renewables will also modify chargers, if necessary, to the higher capacity that is delivered by Euler Motors. Euler Motors' HiLoadEV is the only 3W commercial EV in the segment with fast-charging capability, enabling a full charge in just 30 minutes to maximize uptime and efficiency.

Saurav Kumar, Founder & CEO, Euler Motors, said, "Charging infrastructure is a key ingredient to enable EV adoption, and fast charging is a customer preference as it enables greater on-road time for vehicles, resulting in lower TCO and higher ROI. This partnership with Tata Power is a step forward in enabling customer confidence in EV adoption and Euler Products that are uniquely designed with Fast charging option. As we scale our fleet across India, this partnership will play a crucial role in building a robust EV ecosystem that supports the commercial segment's transition to clean mobility."