Charge+Zone partners with Snap-E to set up EV charging stations

Charge+Zone partners with Snap-E to set up EV charging stations

Snap-E is an electric public transport service provider. CHARGE+ZONE will explore installation, commissioning and maintenance of fleet transportation charging stations for Snap-E's cabs

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Tuesday, January 10, 2023, 05:13 PM IST
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Charge+Zone partners with Snap-E to set up EV charging stations | Image: CHARGE+ZONE (Representative)

Electric vehicle (EV) charging network developer CHARGE+ZONE on Tuesday said it has partnered with Snap-E to set up charging infrastructure for the latter's fleet.

Snap-E is an electric public transport service provider.

CHARGE+ZONE will explore installation, commissioning and maintenance of fleet transportation chargingstations for Snap-E's cabs in and around Kolkata, the EV charging network developer firm said in a statement.

According to the agreement, the company will provide Snap-E with an extensive charging infrastructure for a fleet of 2,000 electric taxis, including 200 DC and 1,000 AC charging stations.

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