EV charger companies in India include Indian manufacturers such as Exicom, Servotech, Okaya, Mass-Tech Controls, Bolt.Earth and Kazam, global brands such as ABB India, Delta Electronics India, Siemens and Schneider Electric, and charging operators such as Tata Power EZ Charge that also supply chargers. This page groups them by category, explains what each is known for, and shows how to choose a supplier. Companies are listed alphabetically within each category and are not ranked or endorsed. The list is built from public sources and company information, and it does not cover every business on Google Maps, so if your company is missing, you can add it free.
1. Indian EV charger manufacturers and brands
| Company | Known for |
|---|---|
| Bolt.Earth | Smart AC chargers and a large two-wheeler and light-EV charging network |
| Charzer | Indian charger manufacturer named in industry lists |
| Exicom | Gurugram-based maker of AC chargers (about 3.3 kW to 22 kW) and DC chargers (about 25 kW to 240 kW); NSE listed |
| Kazam | Smart charging hardware combined with cloud-based management software |
| Mass-Tech Controls | Maharashtra-based power electronics manufacturer with AC and DC charging hardware |
| Okaya | New Delhi-based AC and DC chargers, with supply to fuel-station programmes |
| Servotech (Incharz) | AC and DC chargers made at Sonipat, plus the Incharz charging network |
2. Global and industrial brands in India
| Company | Known for |
|---|---|
| ABB India | High-power DC fast chargers for highways and fleets |
| Delta Electronics India | AC and DC chargers, with DC units from about 25 kW to 350 kW and a plant in Tamil Nadu |
| Schneider Electric | Supplies EV charging hardware as part of a larger electrical business |
| Siemens | Supplies EV charging hardware as part of a larger industrial business |
3. Charging operators that also supply chargers
These companies run charging networks and also sell or install chargers for homes, businesses and fleets. Learn more about operators in our guide to the EV charging station in India.
| Company | Known for |
|---|---|
| ChargeZone | Highway and fast-charging focus |
| Glida (formerly Fortum) | AC and DC charging, with high-power hubs reported |
| Jio-bp pulse | Fast chargers at fuel stations and city hubs |
| Magenta ChargeGrid | Charging arm of Magenta Mobility, active in several metro cities |
| Statiq | Large network of AC and DC chargers at hotels, malls and dealerships |
| Tata Power EZ Charge | Home, public and fleet chargers, AC and DC |
| Volttic | Charging solutions for corporate and project customers |
4. EV charger companies listed on TRANDS
- E-Fill Electric (Noida): 30 kW to 120 kW dual-gun DC fast chargers and turnkey setups.
- EcoPlug Energy (Alwar, Rajasthan): 30 kW to 480 kW DC fast charging and franchise solutions.
- Exicom Tele-Systems (Gurugram): DC fast chargers and home chargers; NSE/BSE listed.
- Exponent Energy (Gurugram): rapid charging for commercial fleets and logistics.
- Sunfuel Electric (Delhi): destination charging at luxury hotels, resorts and hospitality venues.
- Xobolt (Jaipur): 7 kW to 22 kW AC and 30 kW to 60 kW DC chargers for community and workplace charging.
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Other names reported in industry lists
Public directories and industry blogs also mention companies such as EVRE, Plugzmart, Quench Chargers, Livguard, Voltsman, Eastman, JBM Electric Vehicles and HBL Engineering in the EV charging space, in roles that range from hardware to services. Details change quickly, so verify each company's current products and certifications before you contact it.
How to choose an EV charger company
- Match the charger to your use: 7.4 kW AC for most homes, 7 kW to 22 kW AC for hotels and offices, and 30 kW and above DC for fast charging. See EV Charging Station vs EV Charger.
- Check compliance: chargers should meet Indian BIS standards. Ask for certificates and test reports.
- Confirm connectors: Type 2 for AC and CCS2 for DC for cars.
- Ask about software: OCPP support helps you avoid vendor lock-in for commercial sites.
- Compare warranty and service: find out who services your city and how fast.
- Get itemised quotes: hardware, installation, grid connection, software and maintenance, from at least three companies.
- Ask for references: visit a live installation and speak to a customer.
Finding an EV charger company near you
Start with the TRANDS directory to shortlist companies by category. Then search your city on Google Maps for local installers and dealers, and check each business's address, phone number, reviews and photos before you contact it. If you want to see chargers in action, use the TRANDS EV charging station directory. Thinking of starting your own business? Read EV charging investment opportunities.
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Conclusion
India's EV charger market includes homegrown manufacturers, global industrial brands and operators that supply chargers alongside their networks. Shortlist companies by category, verify certifications and service in your city, and compare itemised quotes before you decide.
Disclaimer: Company descriptions are summaries of public information and company websites and may change. Companies are listed alphabetically within each category and are not ranked or endorsed. This is not investment advice. TRANDS is an independent directory; verify details with each company.