Tata Power To Install EV Chargers At ama Stays And Trails Properties In India

ama Stays & Trails has collaborated with Tata Power to install EV charging points at over 30 of its villas and heritage bungalows across 11 destinations. This collaboration marks an important step for both flagship Tata Group Companies in furthering their commitment towards adopting more sustainable and cost-efficient business practices. Under the partnership, Tata Power EZ Charge has established EV chargers for guests staying at the ama Stays & Trails homestays, allowing them to recharge their electric vehicles easily.

Tata Power will install EV charging points at over 30 of its villas and heritage bungalows across 11 destinations of ama stays and trails
Tata Power has deployed an extensive EV charging infrastructure with over 1000 EV charging points across 180 different cities under the EZ Charge brand. With people now out and travelling, EV infrastructure becomes an extremely important as demand for electric cars soared in 2021. With just a handful of electric cars in the market, there is a need to improve the charging infrastructure as range anxiety is one of the biggest hurdles faced by EV owners.
At present, Tata Power has a network of over 5000 home chargers and nearly 700 public chargers in 120 cities across India. The charging infrastructure itself is a mix of public charging, captive charging, home, workplace charging and ultra-rapid chargers up to 240 kW for buses. The company plans to expand its charging infrastructure to over 10,000 in the next few years.
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