Incharz and Prateek Group to Expand EV Charging in Delhi-NCR
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Incharz and Prateek Group to Expand EV Charging in Delhi-NCR

Incharz, a division of Servitech Power Systems, has announced a new partnership with real estate developer Prateek Group to enhance electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in the Delhi-NCR region. The agreement was formalized in Noida, with Prem Prakash, CEO of Incharz, and Sunil Kumar Mittal, President of Prateek Group, signing the deal.

Under the terms of the agreement, Prateek Group will provide sites for the installation of public EV charging stations. Incharz will handle the design, supply, installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of these stations throughout the Delhi-NCR area.

Prem Prakash commented, "Our efficient hardware and software solutions will ensure reliable EV charging stations. By introducing EV charging to both residential and commercial complexes, we aim to make EVs a common choice and improve accessibility for EV owners."

Servotech Power Systems, a publicly listed company, specializes in tech-enabled EV charging and solar solutions. This partnership marks a significant step towards expanding EV infrastructure in the region.

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Incharz, a division of Servitech Power Systems, has announced a new partnership with real estate developer Prateek Group to enhance electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in the Delhi-NCR region. The agreement was formalized in Noida, with Prem Prakash, CEO of Incharz, and Sunil Kumar Mittal, President of Prateek Group, signing the deal. Under the terms of the agreement, Prateek Group will provide sites for the installation of public EV charging stations. Incharz will handle the design, supply, installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of these stations throughout the Delhi-NCR area. Prem Prakash commented, Our efficient hardware and software solutions will ensure reliable EV charging stations. By introducing EV charging to both residential and commercial complexes, we aim to make EVs a common choice and improve accessibility for EV owners. Servotech Power Systems, a publicly listed company, specializes in tech-enabled EV charging and solar solutions. This partnership marks a significant step towards expanding EV infrastructure in the region.

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