Studies conducted by HMIL have highlighted that customers are apprehensive about driving their EVs for long-distance commutes on highways due to a lack of charging infrastructure, he noted.
“Keeping this in mind, the company has taken the initiative of installing fast EV chargers on key highways, in addition to major cities,” Ryu stated.
The company stated that its charging stations are designed to be accessible to all four-wheeler EVs manufactured in India, offering convenient charging solutions at attractive tariffs.
Hyundai said the company has also inked an MoU with the Tamil Nadu government to set up 100 EV charging stations across the state by 2027.
Of these, ten stations will be operational within the calendar year 2024, it added.