Clearing the decks for the introduction of electric vehicles in the national capital, NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar yesterday released a proposal to develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Delhi. <br/><br/>The "quick pilot" project includes 55 locations with 135 charging stations. Of these, 46 are DC quick charging stations and 89 are slower AC charging stations. In a statement, NITI Aayog said, the plan includes a deployment timeline with first installations in November itself. <br/><br/>The proposal can be used to provide a structure for electric vehicle infrastructure rollout in the Gurgaon-Indira Gandhi International Airport-South Delhi-Noida corridor. The deployment of the infrastructure will require co-operation with state governments, government authorities and companies, as well as some private enterprises like DLF Mall and Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL).