Tata Power Launches 3 EV Charging Stations at Cognizant’s Hyderabad Campus

Tata Motors will supply 10 Tigor EVs, while Tata Power will provide the necessary electric mobility infrastructure by installing three charging stations at the company’s sprawling campus.

One of the leading integrated power company, Tata Power has set-up of three fast charging Electric Vehicle (EV) stations at the leading IT firm Cognizant’s Hyderabad campus.

The move will be in line with the government’s vision to achieve 100 percent e-mobility by 2030.

The company said in a statement that it will expand to Hyderabad to encourage people to shift from vehicles run on fossil fuels to eco-friendly EVs.

Further, the two Tata group companies, Tata Power and Tata Motors, will jointly execute the consolidated e-mobility solution as part of the Cognizant’s ‘Go Green’ programme for its employees in Hyderabad.

Tata Motors will supply 10 Tigor EVs, while Tata Power will provide the necessary electric mobility infrastructure by installing three charging stations at the company’s sprawling campus.

Commenting on the development, Tata Power, CEO & Managing Director, Praveer Sinha said, “With the deployment of the fast charging EV stations in Hyderabad we are happy to make the city more conducive towards a pollution free environment. This is in line with our endeavor to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles across the country by providing the much-needed mobility infrastructure to support EV growth.”

While on the successful deployment of Tigor EVs, Tata Motors, President –Electric Mobility Business and Corporate Strategy, Shailesh Chandra said, “We at Tata Motors, are extremely committed to the Government’s vision of e-mobility in India. We are excited to be associating with Cognizant to provide them with a comprehensive solution towards the goal of a sustainable future, with our ‘One Tata’ approach, involving our other group companies. We will continue to strengthen our portfolio of EV offerings across our passenger and commercial vehicles, to meet future requirements.”