India’s EV transition depends on strong domestic charger manufacturers who can deliver reliable, scalable, and cost-effective solutions. Here is a look at the top 10 EV charger manufacturers shaping the country’s charging infrastructure in 2025.
1. ABB India
ABB manufactures a wide range of EV chargers in India, from compact AC wallboxes to heavy-duty DC fast chargers up to 600 kW. Known for reliability and global standards, ABB supplies to highways, bus depots, and fleets, giving it a strong presence across urban and intercity charging networks.
2. Plugzmart
Plugzmart, incubated at IIT-Madras, has quickly become one of India’s most innovative charger manufacturers. It is the first startup to secure ARAI certification for indigenous controllers and PLC modules. With chargers built for Indian conditions and capacities up to 240 kW DC, Plugzmart stands out for technology depth and local reliability.
3. Exicom Tele-Systems
Exicom is a leading domestic EV charger manufacturer with a strong focus on scaling high-capacity production. Its product range spans AC chargers for homes to DC fast chargers for fleets. Known for partnerships with OEMs and operators, Exicom is doubling down on R&D to meet India’s fast-evolving charging needs.
4. Servotech Power Systems
Servotech manufactures AC and DC chargers at scale, with a focus on localizing core components like power modules and PLCs. Their chargers are designed for interoperability and built to handle India’s grid challenges. Servotech’s growing production facilities make it a key supplier to CPOs and fleet operators nationwide.
5. Delta Electronics India
Delta brings global energy expertise to its Indian manufacturing facilities. The company produces efficient, high-power DC fast chargers ranging from 60 kW to 350 kW, tailored for highways, transit hubs, and depots. With advanced cooling systems and reliability engineering, Delta is strengthening India’s fast-charging backbone.
6. Magenta ChargeGrid
Magenta manufactures a range of AC and DC chargers while also offering turnkey charging solutions. With compact urban chargers and rugged outdoor units, Magenta supports both residential and commercial deployments. Their integration of hardware with backend software makes them a preferred choice for new charge point operators.
7. Charge+Zone
Charge+Zone manufactures EV chargers alongside operating its charging network, giving it hands-on product feedback. Their focus is on scalable DC fast chargers for commercial fleets and highways. With in-house manufacturing and CMS integration, Charge+Zone ensures their chargers are adaptable to diverse business models and deployment needs.
8. Mahindra Electric
Beyond being an automaker, Mahindra manufactures EV chargers designed for compatibility with its fleet vehicles and broader market use. Their chargers are rugged, serviceable, and optimized for Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities were reliability and cost efficiency matter most. This makes Mahindra a unique vertically integrated manufacturer in India.
9. Sun Mobility
Sun Mobility, best known for battery-swap technology, also manufactures compact and modular EV chargers. Their fast chargers are designed to complement swap stations and transit applications. With a focus on interoperability and outdoor durability, Sun Mobility adds flexibility to India’s charging ecosystem.
10. Okaya Power
Okaya manufactures both AC and DC chargers, with strong adoption in public and semi-public charging networks. Their chargers are known for affordability, ease of service, and wide deployment support. With pan-India reach and steady capacity growth, Okaya continues to play an important role in the EV infrastructure rollout.
Conclusion India’s EV growth depends on manufacturers who can design chargers fit for local conditions, scale production, and ensure interoperability. Companies like ABB, Plugzmart, Exicom, and Servotech are leading the charge, while players such as Delta, Magenta, and Okaya expand reach. Plugzmart’s indigenous innovation places it firmly among the top manufacturers driving India’s EV future.
