Kathmandu . MAW Vriddhi Speed Chargers make history in Nepal as the company officially inaugurates the CCS2 electric vehicle (EV) charging station in Jomsom, which is now within the high altitude database of this charging facility.
This achievement cements the role of the company in developing a strong EV infrastructure in the country, even at the farthest reach and most rugged terrains.
The installation in Jomsom goes beyond mere engineering perseverance; it marks the initial stage of support for fully electric mobility development in Nepal. As CCS2 drive capability is brought to such a high elevation destination, the EV users can now spread their wings while contributing to a cleaner, greener Nepal.
MAW Vriddhi currently operates the largest CCS2 network in Nepal, with 116 strategically located CCS2 charging stations throughout the country. Such extensive coverage ensures reliability for EV users, be they under the city limits or headed to distant locations like Jomsom.
Apart from creating a good EV distribution infrastructure, this initiative also catalyzes sustainable tourism to the destination. Jomsom is one of the very few most traveled places in Nepal, thronged by domestic and international tourists.
The charging station helps to travel sustainably without compromising on eco-conscious travel for this emerging class of environmentally friendly travelers.
Overall, this event will give a very high level of confidence to and among EV owners as well as environment supporters and government policy makers; as such, when there starts a perfect match between innovation and determination.
This also brightens the future for the vision of MAW Vriddhi Speed Chargers in which clean mobility is possible for anyone, anywhere.
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