EKA Mobilty Inks Pact with Shuzlan Electricty for Advance Charging Station

EKA Mobility, a subsidiary of Pinnacle Industries, is going to partner EV charging Infrastructure provider Shuzlan Electricity for advanced Charging stations for better transportation.Shuzlan has signed the pact to be one of the official Vehicle charging partners for EKA’s 9 metre Buses.

Moreover, Shuzlan has agreed install Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) and Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) certified charging stations of 30, 60 and 120 kW for institutional consumers in all over India.

Commenting on this partnership, Sudhir Mehta, Chairman of EKA & Pinnacle Industries Limited said, “Our partnership with Shuzlan Energy will strengthen the charging infrastructure for our e-buses, allowing customers to electrify their fleets rapidly and more conveniently.

He also added that the company was also looking forward to provide a wide range of necessary solutions and technologies in an integrated, streamlined, and operationally efficient way.

“Doing this will not only democratize the EVs with best-in-class TCO (total cost of ownership) solutions but will help us to create a sustainable ecosystem too,’’ said Mehta.

Director of Shuzlan Energy, Shuel Bhamla said, "We are overjoyed to partner with EKA Mobility on this green venture. We are on a mission to deliver sustainably smart e-mobility solutions through our charging stations. We have also started the deployment of charging stations in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat. By 2024, we aim to deploy 10,000 charging stations across Pan India. As an ever-growing charging point operator, we are committed to building an ecosystem of reliable AC and DC chargers in India that will revolutionize e-mobility across the country."

9 Meter buses by EKA Mobilty are slowly becoming a trusted platform for transportation in various Indian Cities. The Bus is said to be a complete made and designed in India product. It received the Central Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR) by ARAI and the first cohort of these buses will soon be deployed on roads. Except the driver, 31 passenger can sit in this bus and it offers a 200 km of range on a single charge.