EV Charging Infrastructure

The vehicles are coming. Most parking lots aren't ready.

Fleet depots, workplaces, housing societies, hotels and commercial properties — EV charging is becoming a facility requirement, and getting the electrical engineering right the first time is far cheaper than retrofitting it twice. We design, install and maintain charging infrastructure built on load calculations, not guesswork.

50 kW – 1 MW systemsPune & MaharashtraIndian-made equipmentEvery number substantiated
Who we build for

Four kinds of parking, four different problems.

FLEETS

Depot charging

Commercial fleets electrify on schedules. Depot charging is a load-management problem first — chargers sized and sequenced so your connection doesn't need a costly upgrade.

WORKPLACES

Employee & visitor charging

Charging at the office is becoming a hiring perk and an ESG line. Cars sit for eight hours; the engineering is different from a highway fast-charger — and cheaper, done right.

SOCIETIES

Housing society charging

Shared infrastructure, individual billing, and a committee that needs one reliable partner instead of thirty ad-hoc extension cords in the basement.

PROPERTIES

Hotels, malls & destinations

Charging keeps a guest on your premises longer. Destination charging engineered into your existing electrical infrastructure.

The full stack

Solar on the roof. Battery in the plant room. Chargers in the lot.

The three systems are better engineered together: daytime solar can serve daytime charging, storage manages the peaks chargers create, and one O&M partner answers for all of it. Each also stands alone — start where your need is sharpest.

01

Electrical site assessment

Sanctioned load, spare capacity, cable runs, metering — what your site can host today and what it needs tomorrow.

02

Design & install

Charger selection, load management and installation to Indian electrical standards — engineered for the vehicles you'll actually host.

03

Operate & maintain

Monitoring, servicing and support — infrastructure that works the morning a driver actually needs it.

Tell us what parks at your site.

Vehicle count and your electricity bill — that's enough to start the load conversation.