New Delhi-EVFY, the electric vehicle charging infrastructure provider has launched of its first charging station in Sector 73, Gurgaon. The installation is beginning of an ambitious plan to establish 100 charging stations across the Delhi-NOR region. As part of EVFY's vision to drive sustainable mobility solutions, this station offers versatile power outputs from 7.4 kW to 120 kW, catering to various EV types, including 2-wheelers, 3- wheelers, and 4-wheelers.
Mr. Shikhar Yadav, Founder, EVFY, said, “EVFY was formed with a vision to accelerate EV adoption in India, by creating an integrated ecosystem with innovative solutions and seamless charging experiences. Our aim is to drive a sustainable future by transforming how EVs are charged and utilized and to lead the transition to electric mobility with insightful vehicle listings and a robust charging network”
Mr. Hritik Sharma, Co-Founder, EVFY, said, “Our team at EVFY is dedicated to building an ecosystem that simplifies EV ownership and charging. We are focused on supporting every step of the EV journey, from vehicle selection to accessible charging, driving the widespread adoption of electric mobility in India.
India's public EV charging infrastructure has rapidly expanded, growing from 1,800 stations in 2022 to over 16,000 by March 2024. EVFY is set to play a pivotal role in this expansion. New charging stations are planned for high-traffic areas like Dwarka Expressway, the Airport zone, and New Gurgaon, and will be equipped with state-of-the-art ultra-fast and hyper-fast chargers to meet the increasing demand for quick and efficient charging options.
EVFY is also creating an app to streamline access to charging stations, ensuring a smoother user experience. As it expands its network, EVFY is set to be a key player in India's move toward sustainable transportation, making electric vehicle ownership more accessible and reliable.
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