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Indore: IMC sets up e-charging stations for electric vehicles under the Smart City Project

The first charging station for charging electric vehicles has been prepared in Indore. This charging station has been built in Palika Plaza of Indore, where you can charge your Electric Vehicle (EV) by paying money. In order to promote electric vehicles under the Smart City Project, Indore Municipal Corporation has started preparations for setting up e-charging stations by surveying 36 places in the city. For which first we had to think about electric vehicles. Watch the video and stay connected for more updates.  

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