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Pricing

What charging costs

Energy is billed per kWh. Passes reduce the rate for drivers who use the public network regularly. Businesses pay per site, per month, for the software and the service around the hardware.

Drivers and households

  • Pay As You Go

    ₹18per kWh

    No commitment. Start a session from the app and pay for the energy you take.

    • No monthly fee
    • Pay only for what you use
    • All public VoltCharge points
    • Digital invoice after every session
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  • Monthly Pass

    Most chosen

    ₹999per month

    For daily drivers who charge on the public network two or three times a week.

    • ₹14 per kWh on DC, ₹9 on AC
    • Reserve a bay up to 20 minutes ahead
    • Priority support queue
    • Cancel any time before the next cycle
    Talk to Our Team

  • Unlimited Pass

    ₹2,999per month

    For high-mileage drivers — ride-hailing, sales routes and long daily commutes.

    • Unlimited AC charging
    • 600 kWh of DC charging each month
    • Reserve a bay up to 45 minutes ahead
    • Named support contact
    Talk to Our Team

Pricing shown is for demonstration purposes and can be configured based on location and charging network. Applicable taxes and any host parking charges are billed separately.

Side by side

Driver passes compared

Comparison of the pay as you go, monthly and unlimited driver passes
FeaturePay As You GoMonthly PassUnlimited Pass
Public network accessIncludedIncludedIncluded
DC fast charging₹18 / kWh₹14 / kWh600 kWh included
AC charging₹12 / kWh₹9 / kWhUnlimited
Advance bay reservationNot included20 min45 min
SupportStandardPriorityNamed contact
Minimum termNone1 month1 month

Business quotes

What actually moves the number

A published plan covers the software and the service. The installed cost of a site depends on four things, and we quote them separately so you can see what you are paying for.

  1. 01

    Grid connection

    Whether the existing supply has headroom, or the site needs a new sanctioned load.

  2. 02

    Civil work

    Cable runs, trenching, bay marking, bollards and any canopy.

  3. 03

    Hardware mix

    How many AC points, how many DC dispensers, and at what output.

  4. 04

    Commercial model

    Who owns the asset — you, us, or a revenue share between the two.

Charging cable connected to the port of a silver electric car

Need a number for your site?

Tell us the location, the parking count and roughly what the supply looks like. We will come back with a specification and a price.

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