Episode -9 Electric Explorer: Pune to Leh Ladakh Road trip in EV Nexon

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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    Pune to leh Ladakh road trip in EV Nexon
    Embarking on a road trip from Pune to Leh Ladakh in an electric vehicle (EV) Tata Nexon EV is an exciting but challenging adventure. Here’s a guide to help you plan your journey:
    Route Overview
    Pune to Delhi:
    Distance: Approximately 1,460 km
    Suggested Route: Pune - Nashik -Indore -Gwalior - Agra -Delhi
    Key Stops: Nashik, Indore, Gwalior, Agra
    There are two route available from Delhi
    1) Manali to Leh (Distance from Delhi to Leh via Manali -929 km)
    2) Srinagar to Leh (Distance from Delhi to Leh via Srinagar-1268km)
    Route Overview
    Delhi to Jammu
    Distance: ~600 km
    Travel Time: 9-11 hours
    Route: Delhi → Panipat → Ambala → Ludhiana → Jalandhar → Pathankot → Jammu
    Jammu to Srinagar have good facilities of fast Electric charger
    Jammu to Srinagar
    Distance: ~270 km
    Travel Time: 6-8 hours
    Route: Jammu → Udhampur → Patnitop → Anantnag → Srinagar
    (*There is no fast Electric charger after Srinagar*)
    Srinagar to Kargil
    Distance: ~200 km
    Travel Time: 6-7 hours
    Route: Srinagar → Sonamarg → Zoji La Pass → Dras → Kargil
    Kargil to Leh
    Distance: ~220 km
    Travel Time: 6-7 hours
    Route: Kargil → Mulbek → Lamayuru → Saspol
    → Leh
    Second route:-
    Delhi to Manali:
    Distance: Approximately 540 km
    Suggested Route: Delhi - Chandigarh - Manali
    Key Stops: Chandigarh
    Manali to Leh:
    Distance: Approximately 470 km
    Suggested Route: Manali - Keylong -Sarchu - Leh
    Key Stops: Keylong, Sarchu
    Charging infrastructure -
    Major cities like Nashik, Indore, Gwalior, and Agra have EV charging stations.
    You can find chargers at major hotels, malls, and dedicated EV charging stations.
    Apps like Tata Power EZ Charge, PlugShare, and Google Maps can help locate charging stations.
    Delhi to Manali:
    Delhi and Chandigarh have a relatively good network of charging stations. However, beyond Chandigarh, the charging infrastructure is sparse. Plan to charge fully in Chandigarh.
    Manali to Leh:
    The route from Manali to Leh is remote with limited charging infrastructure. It is critical to carry portable chargers and plan for extended stays at accommodations where you can charge your EV overnight.
    Challenges and Tips
    Range Anxiety: Ensure your EV is fully charged at each major stop and consider carrying a portable EV charger.
    Terrain and Weather:
    The journey to Leh involves high altitudes and potentially harsh weather. The Tata Nexon EV should handle mountainous terrain well, but monitor battery performance as it may vary with altitude and temperature.
    Accommodation: Plan your stays at places where you can charge your EV overnight. Contact hotels in advance to confirm the availability of charging points.
    Backup Plan: Have a contingency plan for emergencies, such as contacting local mechanics or towing services.
    Limited options, plan for charging at hotels or homestays in Keylong and Sarchu
    Essential Items to Carry
    Portable EV charger
    Extension cords and adapters
    EV-specific tools and spare parts
    Emergency supplies (food, water, first aid kit)
    Warm clothing and sleeping bags (for high altitude)
    Final Thoughts
    A Pune to Leh road trip in an EV Nexon is feasible with meticulous planning, especially regarding charging points and accommodation. Make sure to stay updated on the charging infrastructure along your route and maintain flexibility in your travel schedule to accommodate unforeseen delays or charging needs. Safe travels.

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