In a significant development for the Electric Vehicle (EV) Mobility Project, Mr. Christoff, a distinguished representative from Don Bosco Mondo, visited Don Bosco Chinchwad to assess the progress and potential of the program. The visit was marked by warm receptions, insightful conversations, and a shared commitment to shaping the future of sustainable transportation.

Upon his arrival, Mr. Christoff was greeted with enthusiasm by the students of Don Bosco Chinchwad. The institute’s courtyard resonated with the melodious strains of a welcome song, and an aarti ceremony added a spiritual touch to the occasion. The students, dressed in their best, expressed their eagerness to learn and contribute to the EV industry.

During an informal chat with the students of the EV Mobility department, Mr. Christoff engaged in candid discussions. His primary goal was to gauge the students’ interest levels and understand their perspectives on the EV course. The students eagerly shared their experiences, revealing their motivations for choosing this specialized field.

Ramchandra, a new student, spoke passionately about his desire to be part of the green revolution. “Electric vehicles are not just about technology,” he said. “They represent a shift towards sustainability and environmental consciousness.”

Elias, another student, emphasized the need for practical exposure. “We learn theory in classrooms, but hands-on experience is crucial,” he explained. “I hope the EV Mobility Project provides us with opportunities to work on real-world projects.”

The students’ dreams and aspirations were as diverse as their backgrounds. Haolai, a first-year student, envisioned designing innovative battery management systems that could revolutionize EV performance. He believed that his journey at Don Bosco Chinchwad  would equip him with the necessary skills.

Principal Mr. Nilesh Chandgude provided an overview of Don Bosco Chinchwad’s commitment to fostering excellence in technical education. He highlighted the institute’s state-of-the-art labs, dedicated faculty, and industry collaborations.

Following the presentation, Mr. Christoff engaged in discussions with the staff and management. He appreciated the institute’s efforts and suggested a few enhancements. In his closing remarks, Mr. Christoff expressed optimism about the future of EV mobility. “Your students are the torchbearers,” he said. “Their passion and knowledge will drive the transition to cleaner, greener transportation.”

The visit concluded with a promise of continued collaboration between Don Bosco Chinchwad and Don Bosco Mondo. As the EV Mobility Project gains momentum, it holds the promise of transforming not only the students’ lives but also the automotive landscape.