5 EV charger companies that you should know

The Indian EV charging station industry is witnessing remarkable growth, driven by the efforts of both private and public institutions to establish a robust charging infrastructure nationwide.

In India, there are many types of EV chargers available, including Type 1, Type 2, AC and DC, unidirectional and bidirectional charging for e4W (electric 4-wheeler), e3W (electric 3-wheeler), and e2W (electric 2-wheeler).

Tata Power, Ather Energy, Delta Electronics, and other Indian enterprises are involved in installing and operating electric chargers.

The Indian government has also established a number of measures to encourage electric vehicles and improve charging infrastructure, such as the FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles) scheme.

Companies in India that provide electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and some of the largest ones are:

1. Tata Power

Tata Power operates across multiple cities. With a substantial 10,577 MW installed capacity for electricity generation, Tata Power offers comprehensive charging solutions, including backend power infrastructure and charger installations for small EV manufacturers. Their 300 fast-charging stations in cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Delhi, and Hyderabad provide both AC and DC fast charging options, compatible with most electric cars and two-wheelers.

2. Delta Electronics India

As a division of the Delta Group, Delta Electronics India has been actively involved in India’s power and energy management business since 2003. It provides breakthrough, eco-friendly, and energy-efficient EV charging solutions, including AC chargers, DC fast chargers, and multi-standard chargers. With partnerships with MG Motors, EV Motors, and Ahmedabad Municipal Transport, Delta has supplied over 8000 chargers in India and contributed to the global delivery of more than 1 million chargers.

3. Charge Zone

Charge Zone is a global leader in fully integrated EV charging technology, combining software systems, hardware, and renewable energy capabilities. It specialises in Fleet Electrification (B2B) and Inter-City Retail EV Charging (B2C) solutions, bolstering public EV charging infrastructure. With a focus on integrating renewable energy, Charge Zone aims to achieve a faster transition to green mobility by establishing an extensive network of electric bus charging stations.

4. Magenta Power:

Magenta Power is a prominent EV charging station provider in India, emphasizing DC fast-charging technology. With a presence in over 25 cities, they offer a range of charging solutions for homes, offices, and public spaces, contributing to the accessibility and convenience of EV charging infrastructure.

5. Glida:

Formerly known as Fortum Charge & Drive India, Glida is planning to install 3,000 EV charging points across India by March 2025. Supported by the Finnish government, Glida currently operates 450 charging points in 15 Indian states. Their advanced charging network management solution aims to enhance the efficiency and usability of the charging infrastructure, making them a key player in India’s EV charging sector.