MAW Vriddhi launches Nepal’s highest- altitude EV charging station in Jomsom
May 26, 2025, 9:42 p.m.
KATHMANDU, MAY 26: MAW Vriddhi Speed Chargers has set a new benchmark in Nepal’s electric vehicle (EV) journey by officially inaugurating a CCS2 EV charging station in Jomsom. This is now the highest-altitude EV charging station in the country.
This achievement underscores our vital role in developing EV infrastructure even in remote and geographically challenging areas, states the company.
The charging station in Jomsom is not just an engineering feat—it marks a significant early step in the growth of electric mobility in Nepal, further claims the company.
MAW Vriddhi has now deployed 116 strategically located charging stations across the country, ensuring reliable service for EV users, including those in remote locations like Jomsom.
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