In a bid to bolster India’s EV infrastructure, Terra Charge has unveiled its latest innovation, the TAKA 30 kW quick charger. Launched following the success of its 3.3 kW models KIWAMI and TAKUMI earlier this year, Terra Charge aims to meet the escalating demand for efficient charging solutions.
TAKA, developed entirely in-house, promises enhanced quality and cost efficiency, with investment savings projected between 20-30%. Priced competitively at 420,000 INR, the charger is positioned to offer Japanese standards of reliability at an appealing price point. When paired with Terra Charge’s proprietary software, prospective Charging Point Operators (CPOs) can swiftly enter the market, facilitating the rapid expansion of EV charging infrastructure.
Designed with a robust metal body and boasting IP54 weather protection, TAKA ensures durability against harsh environmental conditions. Its advanced communication features, including OCPP1.6J, GSM-4G, and WiFi connectivity, guarantee seamless interaction with users. The charger also integrates IoT capabilities for efficient charging management, aligning with Terra Charge’s commitment to technological excellence.
Manufactured entirely in India, the development of TAKA aligns with the nation’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, showcasing Terra Charge’s dedication to local production and support for sustainable mobility solutions. The company’s ongoing plans include further customization of products tailored to the unique demands of the Indian EV market, aimed at bolstering the country’s electric vehicle ecosystem.
With ambitions to support the Indian government’s target of achieving 30% EV sales by 2030, Terra Charge is also expanding its installation capabilities and enhancing after-sales services. These initiatives underscore the company’s commitment to advancing the accessibility and reliability of EV charging infrastructure nationwide.
TAKA marks a significant stride toward Terra Charge’s mission of providing accessible energy solutions for all people and EVs, promising to redefine the future of electric vehicle charging in India.
