In a significant initiative to advance India’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, Log9, a leading innovator in EV charging, and Trinity Cleantech, a comprehensive solutions provider, have forged a strategic partnership. The objective of this collaboration is to establish a robust and interoperable charging network, facilitating widespread adoption of EVs.
Under the brand name “Thunder+,” Trinity will deploy 2,000 public charging stations across India by the end of the upcoming fiscal year. This rapid expansion directly addresses range anxiety, thereby enhancing confidence and accessibility for EV users. Leveraging Trinity’s expertise in manufacturing, software, and infrastructure management ensures reliable and efficient charging services.
Together, the partners aim to promote Type 6 fast chargers, the next-generation standard poised to revolutionize charging speed and convenience. With the support of multiple Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), India’s transition to a faster and more convenient EV experience is accelerated.
Beyond hardware integration, the partnership focuses on deepening connectivity beyond physical components. Trinity’s Thunder Platform will seamlessly integrate with Log9’s “Instacharge” platform, streamlining operations and improving user experience. Commitment to interoperability extends to the Bharat LEV DC standard, ensuring users can confidently charge anywhere. Both Log9 and Trinity pledge to navigate evolving technological advancements in connectors, protocols, and payment gateways, ensuring sustained compatibility for years to come.
Kartik Hajela, Co-Founder & COO of Log9, expressed pride in partnering with Trinity Cleantech to expand the fast charging infrastructure for last-mile commercial applications. Recognizing Type 6/Bharat LEV DC as an emerging standard for fast charging, Log9 is committed to ensuring access to this technology for their next-generation fast charge battery customers.
This partnership signifies a significant milestone in India’s EV journey. Log9 and Trinity Cleantech are aligned in their mission to accelerate the nation’s EV infrastructure, fostering a sustainable future on the roads.
Raj Kumar Medimi, CEO of Trinity Cleantech, highlighted the significance of accessing fast charging for vehicles equipped with Type 6 connectors nationwide. This collaboration enables the setup of DC Fast Charging stations, instilling confidence in the industry and providing convenience for existing e3Ws and e2Ws owners. It is anticipated that this partnership will drive EV adoption and contribute to combating vehicular pollution, thereby improving environmental conditions.
