Punjabi Front's video: UT focus on e-vehicles but infra missing 23 charging stations still not functional Punjabi Front

UT focus on e-vehicles but infra missing, 23 charging stations still not functional | Punjabi Front A fully can run up to 50 kilometres and a mid-size can run for a maximum of 200 kilometres. A commuter coming from or to for work may reach the office on his but how would he go back? For, there is absence of public charging stations in Chandigarh and around. Even if one is lucky to find a private charging station, the vehicle takes about six to seven hours to fully charge while the fast charging takes up to 60 minutes. While the Chandigarh may be asking people to buy electric vehicles ordering ban on specific limit of fuel-based vehicles every year, it has failed to provide the basic EV infrastructure, that is public charging stations to its people, let alone the mobile app the UT was to develop in this regard.