Tbilisi City Hall will install 30 additional Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced at the municipality government sitting.

“Transport policy is very significant for our city. Our reform consists of many components. Installation of EV Chargers is a key component to improve the ecological situation and encourage people to make a choice in favour of electric cars. I am glad that the number of electric cars has significantly increased in Tbilisi in recent years,” Kaladze said.

According to Tbilisi Mayor, approximately 60 EV chargers are operating across Tbilisi, with a plan to install 20 similar chargers in the region.

Sakeni Biograpi, a member company of Wissol Group, will ensure EV Chargers operation outside the Tbilisi Municipality.