EV charger manufacturers in India build AC and DC charging hardware for homes, hotels, malls, highways and fleets. Commonly cited names include Exicom, Servotech (Incharz), Delta Electronics India, ABB India, Okaya EV, Mass-Tech Controls and Bolt.Earth. Choosing between them depends on your site, power needs, certifications, software and after-sales support, not just price. This guide gives you a simple way to decide.
Who makes EV chargers in India?
India has a growing local manufacturing base alongside global brands that build in India. Public sources describe the following as commonly cited manufacturers (listed alphabetically, not ranked):
- ABB India: high-power DC fast chargers for highways and fleets.
- Bolt.Earth: focused on lower-power and light-EV charging.
- Delta Electronics India: AC and DC chargers, with manufacturing in Tamil Nadu.
- Exicom: AC and DC chargers for home and public use. See its TRANDS profile.
- Mass-Tech Controls: Indian charger maker.
- Okaya EV: AC and DC chargers, including supply to fuel-station programmes.
- Servotech (Incharz): AC and DC chargers plus a charging network.
TRANDS also lists E-Fill Electric (30 kW to 120 kW dual-gun DC fast chargers and turnkey setups) and EcoPlug Energy (30 kW to 480 kW DC charging solutions). Browse more in the EV Charging & Networks directory.
Which charger power do you need?
| Site type | Typical charger | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Housing society, office | 7.4 kW to 22 kW AC (Type-2) | Cars stay parked for hours; lower cost |
| Hotel, resort | 7.4 kW to 22 kW AC, plus a 30 kW DC option | Overnight stays suit AC; guests passing through may want DC |
| Mall, city fast-charge point | 30 kW to 60 kW DC (CCS2) | Short visits need faster charging |
| Highway, fleet hub | 60 kW to 120 kW and above DC | High throughput and quick turnaround |
Remember that the car limits charging speed too. See Fast DC vs AC Type-2 Chargers for the full trade-offs.
Buyer checklist: 8 things to ask any EV charger manufacturer
- BIS compliance: Ask for certificates showing the model meets the IS 17017 series.
- Connector and power: Confirm CCS2 (DC) or Type-2 (AC), and the real rated output per gun.
- OCPP support: Check the version (commonly 1.6J) and whether it works with third-party management software.
- Authentication and payment: RFID, QR code and app options.
- Warranty and uptime support: Warranty length, response time and who services your city.
- Spare parts: Availability of power modules, cables and screens in India.
- Installation help: Support with DISCOM connection, earthing and site design.
- References: Ask for live installations you can visit and customers you can call.
For public or institutional tenders, buyers may also ask for BEE star labelling and independent test reports. Always verify certificates directly rather than relying only on brochures.
Buy hardware or choose a turnkey / franchise model?
If you own a site but have no technical team, a turnkey CPO partner may handle chargers, software, maintenance and billing, often with a revenue share. If you want full control, buying certified hardware and an OCPP platform may suit you better. Compare both options in our EV Charging Station Business Model guide and the investment opportunities page. Also see how the wider market is structured in EV Charging Companies in India.
For manufacturers: get discovered by buyers on TRANDS
Hotel owners, CPOs and fleet managers search for suppliers by power range, city and certification. A detailed profile with your product range, BIS and OCPP details, installations and contact information helps buyers (and AI assistants) find and shortlist you.
List your business free, claim your existing profile, or ask about sponsored placement.
Conclusion
There is no single best EV charger manufacturer for every site. Match power to how long vehicles stay, insist on BIS compliance and OCPP support, and judge suppliers on service as much as price. Take quotes from at least three suppliers and visit a live installation before you buy.
Disclaimer: Manufacturers are listed in alphabetical order from publicly available sources and are not ranked or endorsed. Specifications, certifications and prices change; verify with the manufacturer. TRANDS is an independent directory and does not provide financial advice.