Ez4EV, a battery storage and charger development company, has stated that in the next three months, it will introduce on-demand mobile electric car charging stations dubbed ‘EzUrja.' These will be given by the firm at customer-selected sites. Customers will be able to find these mobile stations in the same way that they can find mobile ATMs.

In order to improve EV connection, ‘EzUrja' mobile charging stations will be installed in various cities and roads, with a focus on smaller towns. The charging stations will operate on a "Charging-on-Demand" system and will be controlled as an Internet of Things (IoT) device, allowing for remote condition monitoring and operations management. The charging stations will come in various sizes with a dedicated power supply having slow and fast charging solutions. It will have a logistics management system to handle recharging, using 100 percent carbon emission-free energy throughput. The mechanism will provide a stabilized flow of energy with zero variables or surges round the clock, and on-call.

Ez4EV believes that by creating its mobile charging ecosystem, it will be able to help solve the issue of inadequate charging infrastructure in the country. With this, the company also aims to become a key player in the innovative charging infrastructure market by providing 'Infra-as-a-Service' for the Indian EV sector. A fully charged EzUrja charging station will be able to provide a seamless energy supply for the entire range of slow or fast chargers supporting two-wheelers to commercial vehicles to premium EVs.

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