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End-to-end EV charging solutions

Charging infrastructure designed for individuals, businesses and electric fleets — specified for the site it goes into, not sold from a catalogue.

Technician connecting a cable to a wall-mounted AC charging unit outside a building
AC · up to 22 kW

AC Charging

Wall-mounted and pedestal units for places where a vehicle sits for a few hours — apartment basements, office podiums, hotels and retail parking. Cheaper to install than DC, and enough to add a full day of city driving over a working shift.

  • Single- and three-phase units from 3.3 kW to 22 kW
  • Type 2 and Bharat AC-001 outlets on the same post
  • Load balancing so a building's supply is never oversubscribed
  • RFID or app start, with per-user billing for shared parking
Output
3.3 – 22 kW
Typical dwell
3 – 8 hours
Connectors
Type 2, Bharat AC-001
Discuss AC Charging
Electric saloon charging beneath a lit forecourt canopy at a fast charging site
DC · 60 – 180 kW

DC Fast Charging

High-output chargers for sites where drivers stop briefly. A 60 kW unit returns roughly 100 km of range in fifteen minutes on a typical passenger EV; 180 kW units cut that further for vehicles that can accept it.

  • 60 kW, 120 kW and 180 kW cabinets, single or dual outlet
  • CCS2 and CHAdeMO on every dispenser
  • Dynamic power sharing across a bank of chargers
  • Remote diagnostics and over-the-air firmware updates
Output
60 – 180 kW
Typical dwell
15 – 40 minutes
Connectors
CCS2, CHAdeMO
Discuss DC Fast Charging
Row of white delivery vans parked in a depot yard on a clear day
Depot & yard

Fleet Charging

Depot charging built around a duty cycle rather than a parking bay. We size the supply for the whole yard, sequence overnight charging against a tariff calendar, and hand operations a single view of every vehicle's state of charge before the first shift.

  • Scheduled charging against time-of-day electricity tariffs
  • Vehicle-level reporting for cost allocation per route
  • Phased rollout so the yard keeps running during installation
  • Priority response SLA with on-site spares
Deployment
8 – 200 points
Charging window
Overnight or opportunity
Reporting
Per vehicle, per shift
Discuss Fleet Charging
Timber-canopied highway charging forecourt lit at night
Corridor

Highway Charging

Corridor sites placed against real traffic data, not map spacing. Each stop is specified so that a queue is unlikely at peak hour: redundant dispensers, a backup grid feed where available, and amenities that make a twenty-minute wait tolerable.

  • Sites planned around traffic volume and elevation profile
  • Minimum two dispensers per location for redundancy
  • Lit, camera-covered forecourts for night travel
  • Live availability published to the app before drivers commit
Spacing
60 – 100 km
Output
120 – 180 kW
Availability
24 × 7
Discuss Highway Charging
Bright column-lined commercial parking deck ready for charger installation
Host sites

Commercial Charging

For property owners who want charging without owning the operation. We fund, install and run the site, share revenue, and take responsibility for uptime — the host provides parking bays and a power connection.

  • Host-owned, VoltCharge-owned or hybrid commercial models
  • Revenue share reported monthly with meter-level detail
  • Signage and bay marking designed for your site
  • Civil and electrical work handled end to end
Models
CAPEX, OPEX, revenue share
Typical site
4 – 20 points
Handover
6 – 10 weeks
Discuss Commercial Charging
Charging cable seated in the port of a silver electric car
Software

Charging Station Management

An OCPP-compliant platform for operators: tariffs, access rules, session records and fault handling in one place. Works with our hardware and with third-party chargers already on site.

  • OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 support for mixed hardware estates
  • Tariff rules by site, time of day, user group or vehicle
  • Automatic fault tickets with a live network status board
  • Exports and APIs for finance and ERP reconciliation
Protocol
OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1
Access
App, RFID, plug & charge
Reporting
Session, site, estate
Discuss Charging Station Management

How we deliver

Plan, deploy, operate, scale

The same four stages on every project, whether it is four bays in a basement or a corridor across two states.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Site survey, load study and a layout that works for the way vehicles actually move through the property.

  2. 02

    Deploy

    Civil work, electrical work and commissioning managed as one programme, with an agreed handover date.

  3. 03

    Operate

    Monitoring, tariff management and first-line support — with a response SLA written into the contract.

  4. 04

    Scale

    Add points as demand grows, using the headroom designed into the original supply.

Want to build a charging station?

Send us the site — a mall basement, a highway plot, a depot yard — and we will come back with a load assessment, a layout and an honest view of the commercials.