Choose your entry point

How would you like to start?

Choose the option that describes you. The next page explains the model, costs and steps in simple language.

Veteran leader at an EV charging station
Service doesn’t end. It evolves.
Option 01 · VeteransA new mission

SERVICE DOESN’T END. IT EVOLVES.

YOUR NEXT MISSION
STARTS HERE.

Turn your experience, discipline and leadership into a new chapter in India’s EV future.

Purpose · Opportunity · Service
Modern electric vehicle charging at an urban host location
Option 02 · No landA smarter way to get started

Your location. Our charging model.

NO LAND?

Start at a suitable host location without purchasing land. Compare the investment and managed station model.

Electric vehicle charging facilities for a residential community
Option 03 · CommunityConvenient charging, closer to home

Better charging. Right where you live.

LIVE IN A SOCIETY?

Make resident charging easier with smart sockets, AC chargers and DC options for suitable shared spaces.

Contemporary EV charging station on a dedicated property
Option 04 · LandownersTurn your space into a charging destination

Turn your land into an EV asset.

HAVE LAND?

Use your plot, parking area, commercial property or fleet site to set up a suitable EV charging destination.

Simple from day one

How an EV charging station business works

You don’t need to be an electrical engineer. Start with the right site, a suitable charger plan and a clear operating agreement.

01

Choose your route

Bring your own land, or ask about a host location if you don’t own property.

02

Check the site

Review power availability, parking, vehicle demand, access and permissions before committing.

03

Install & connect

Select AC or DC chargers, arrange installation, connect monitoring and test the setup.

04

Operate & track

Drivers charge and pay; review usage, expenses, service status and settlements under your agreement.

Not sure which charger you need?

Slow charging may suit long parking stays. DC fast charging may suit busy fleet or public locations. The right choice depends on vehicle type, site power and expected demand.

Get help choosing