Backup power and EV charging · India

EV charger manufacturers in India

EV chargers range from AC wall boxes for homes and offices to DC fast chargers for highways and fleet depots. Fast chargers draw a lot of power, often more than a site's connection can comfortably supply. The companies below make chargers in India.

companies
20 companies
cities
8 cities
not ranked
A–Z not ranked
last reviewed
October 2026 last reviewed

In this list

  1. Delta Electronics India

    GurugramEst. 1971 (India: 2003)

    Makes residential, commercial and public EV chargers, with charger management software.

    Range
    3.3–240 kW
    Connectors
    CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, Type 2

    Variants

    • 3.3–7.4 kW AC
    • 22 kW AC
    • 15 kW DC (Bharat DC-001)
    • 25 kW DC Wallbox
    • 60 kW DC City
    • Up to 240 kW DC
    Sources (4)
  2. EVRE

    HyderabadEst. 2017

    Designs and makes AC and DC EV chargers in India for homes, businesses and public sites.

    Range
    3.3–240 kW
    Connectors
    CCS2, Type 2, IEC 60309

    Variants

    • 3.3–7.4 kW AC (AC 001)
    • 3.3–22 kW AC (Halo)
    • 7.4–44 kW AC (Infinity)
    • 30–120 kW DC (Sonic)
    • 180–240 kW DC (Super Sonic)
    Sources (4)
    • Public
    • Commercial
    • Residential
    Website of EVRE (opens in a new tab)
  3. Exicom logo

    Exicom

    GurugramEst. 1994

    Makes AC chargers for homes and DC fast chargers for public and fleet charging.

    Ranges include Spin Air for homes and Harmony for public charging.

    Range
    3.3–600 kW
    Connectors
    CCS2, Type 2, GB/T, CHAdeMO

    Variants

    • 3 kW portable AC
    • 7.2 kW AC
    • 22 kW AC
    • 60 kW DC (Slim 60)
    • 80 kW DC (Slim 80)
    • Up to 360 kW DC
    Sources (5)
  4. Kazam logo

    Kazam

    BengaluruEst. 2020

    Builds EV charge points together with the software and app to run them.

    Range
    2–240 kW
    Connectors
    Type 2, IEC 60309, Type 6, Chogori

    Variants

    • 3–8 kW DC (LEV)
    • 3.3 kW AC
    • 7.4 kW AC
    • 240 kW DC (Zoom DC)
    Sources (3)
  5. Servotech

    New DelhiEst. 2004

    Makes AC and DC EV chargers, along with solar products and inverters.

    Manufactures at Kundli, Sonipat, Haryana.

    Range
    3.3–360 kW
    Connectors
    CCS2, Type 2, IEC 60309

    Variants

    • 3.3 kW AC
    • 7.4 kW AC
    • 22 kW AC
    • 30 kW DC
    • 60 kW DC
    • 120 kW DC
    • 240 kW DC
    • 360 kW DC
    Sources (2)

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Other companies making or supplying this in India. A company gets a full card when it publishes enough detail, such as sizes and figures, for us to fill one in. Also listed alphabetically and not ranked. Is one of these yours? Ask for a full profile.

Compiled from company websites and published industry lists, and written in our own words. Figures on each card are as the company publishes them, and the pages we took them from are under Sources on the card; NA means we could not find a published figure. Logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify each company. Ingro Energy is not affiliated with the companies listed, and they do not endorse Ingro EMS. Last reviewed October 2026. Spotted something out of date, or want your company added or removed? Write to us.

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Questions

2 questions

The Open Charge Point Protocol, the common language between chargers and the software that manages them. OCPP support means you are not locked into the charger maker's own software.

Yes. A battery charges slowly from the grid or solar and discharges quickly into the vehicles, which keeps the site's peak demand down and avoids an expensive grid upgrade.

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