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Hitachi Energy, Ashok Leyland, IIT-M working on 20-sec E-bus battery charge

Industry sources say players like NTPC, Olectra, JBM Auto and Green Cell Mobility too are keen on this technology. If it works, it will give a huge push to the planned EV expansion in urban India

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Shine Jacob Chennai
In what may be a major boost to the electric vehicle in transport segment in India, Hitachi Energy is all set to introduce an innovative flash-charging technology that will be able to top up charge electric buses within 20 seconds, from several hours currently.  A pilot project will be launched at IIT Madras, in association with Ashok Leyland within a month's time.

According to industry sources, players like state-run NTPC, Olectra, JBM Auto and Green Cell Mobility too are keen on this technology. If it works, it will be a huge push for the planned EV expansion in urban India.

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