Equipment & compatibility
Model-specific specifications, applicable certificates and vehicle or platform compatibility checks.
Charging infrastructure for India
Powering the places
you go.
EV charging for everyday life.
From your community parking to your next fleet shift.
THE WHOLE CHARGING JOURNEY
A site that works.
A plan to grow.
EHUB Charge · Hyderabad, IndiaPlan. Install. Operate.
Plan the whole system.
Hardware Electrical Parking Software
Start with your setting
Every place has
its own rhythm.
A home charges overnight. A fleet charges between shifts. Start with the way your site is used.
01 / Residents · RWAs · Builders
Homes & communities
Resident access. Fair energy accounting. A plan the association can agree on.
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02 / Offices · Hotels · Retail
Workplaces & destinations
Match charging to the time people spend, the power available and the way your site works.
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03 / Depots · Institutions · Highways
Fleets & public projects
Build around vehicle schedules, electrical readiness and the delivery brief.
Explore solutionFrom hardware to everyday use
Four parts.
One charging experience.
Good charging is a connected system. See how the equipment, electrical approach and support scope fit together for your site.
01 / Hardware
The right equipment. For the way you park.
Choose around the vehicle, dwell time and available power. The specification follows the site.
- Vehicle & connector compatibility
- Model-specific evidence
Planned for the long run
Well planned.
Ready for daily life.
Bring equipment, installation and ongoing care into one clear conversation. Know what is included before you move ahead.
Review the compliance approachDesign & commissioning
Site-specific electrical drawings, protection design, test records and a clear handover checklist.
Support & accountability
Written maintenance scope, escalation contacts, commercial responsibilities and relevant project references where available.
Your next project
Let’s start
with your site.
Tell us what kind of place you have in mind. Explore the options, then start a conversation.
Your next step
Start with parking, people and power.
Explore a preliminary plan with three property details. No contact details needed.
- Assigned or shared parking
- Current EV count and expected demand
- Who approves electrical works
No contact details collected here. A final proposal requires a site assessment.
Clear answers
Frequently asked questions
Where does a project with EHUB Charge begin?+
Start with the site, parking arrangements, vehicle demand and available power. Charger supply, electrical works, software and ongoing support are defined in a site-specific proposal, subject to feasibility and an agreed scope.
Can we start with a few chargers and expand?+
A phased approach can be considered after reviewing electrical capacity, cable routes and expected demand. The initial installation should distinguish the infrastructure needed now from provisions for future expansion.
How do we choose between AC and DC charging?+
Start with the vehicle and the time it stays parked. Overnight and workplace charging have different needs from a fleet turnaround or a short public stop. Match the charger to vehicle compatibility, available power and the operating schedule.
What should the proposal include?+
Ask for equipment specifications, the electrical scope, metering and payment responsibilities, itemised commercial terms, commissioning records and written support arrangements. Certifications, compatibility and feature availability must be verified for the equipment and scope proposed.