FAQ

Normally cars will go on single charge based on installed batteries inside.

As an example Tata Nexon comes with 30.2 KW Battery & They are claiming 312 KM for full charge. 

Similarly MG car comes with 44.5 KW Battery & They are claiming 340 KM for full charge.

These figures are different based on Driver’s driving speed / AC  etc.

During Electric car charging electricity is used so obviously it is based on tariff applied at charging location.

If you are charging your vehicle at a charging station then of course it is costly compared to our own place.

This is Depends on Batteries installed inside the car.

As an example Tata Nexon comes with 30.2 KW Battery – Means we will say it takes around 31 Units during Full charge.

If your electricity supplier will bill Rs 8/- per unit then cost of the full charge will be Rs. 248/-

Similarly MG car comes with 44.5 KW Battery – Means we will say it takes 45 units during full charge.

If your electricity supplier will bill Rs 8/- per unit then cost of the full charge will be Rs. 360/-

Power consumption in India is in terms of KWH .

This power consumption is directly related to the installed capacity of Battery in KW.

As an example Tata Nexon comes with a 30,2 KW Battery so it consumes 31 units during full charge.

Similarly MG car comes with 44.5 KW Battery so it consumes 45 units during full charge.

In India it varies between Rs 18/- per unit to Rs 25 per unit.

Go Charge Chargers come with multiple features which might not be there in the Basic charger provided by your car company.

These features may include – Faster Charging rate , Safety & protection , Access control , Smart charging features etc.

Yes you will . Elcop controls will provide all Charging station solutions along with CMS / APP management.

Highway Hotels / Residential Hotels / Malls / Offices and workplaces / Housing societies / Multistoried residential towers / Resorts entertainment parks / etc.

Investment of amount varies between Rs 1.7 Lacs to Rs 18 Lacs. For details you have to contact our sales team.

Charging station location is very important to tell about ROI period.

We will say as an example if you are installing DC Fast chargers on highway hotels then ROI will be around 2,5 Years to 3 Years.

Now regarding profitability for the above said example is around 35% to 40% of the amount billed against consumed units during charging.

We know that everybody worried about revenue generation against investment because EV cars are not so much in the market at this time.

But we will say it is the right time to enter the EV business. As Charger manufacturer & Charging station provider we had introduced several business models by which you will get monthly income on investment , ROI will be within 3 years & your profit against investment amount will  be 3 times in a span of 5 years maximum.

For knowing about this business model you have to contact our sales team.

If you are going with a 30KW DC Charger then you have to take 30KW , 3 phase

415V AC Input supply connection.

If you are going with a 60KW DC Charger then you have to take 60KW , 3 Phase

415V AC Input supply connection.

It varies from state to state in India.

As an example in Gujarat we will say for DC 30 KW Fast charger expenses will be around Rs 75 Thousand to Rs 1 Lacs approximately. & for DC 60 KW Fast charger expenses will be around Rs 2 lacs to Rs 2,5 Lacs approximately.

Yes we will help & guide to prepare papers to get electrical connection.

You will require 20 feet (L) * 18 Feet (W) area for DC Fast Charger station space.

In India for 4 wheelers most of the cars have CCS2 connector for Fast DC Charging & Type 2 connector for AC Charging.

There are Level 1 , Level 2 , Level 3 EV chargers .

It is related to Charging speed .

Level 1  : Power delivery 1-1.4KW , Time to charge 30KW EV , 15 Hours to 20 Hours

Level 2  : Power delivery 3.9 -19.2 KW , Time to charge 30KW EV , 1.25 Hours to 2.25 Hours

Level 3  : Power delivery 24 -300 KW , Time to charge 30KW EV , 15 Minutes to 20 Minutes.

Above Time to Charge EV with a 30-kWh battery is the time to raise the battery’s charge level from 10% to 80%

If your core business is not the EV charging business then EV charger installation can be time-consuming and expensive. Smart business is to choose the best EV charging station manufacturer and the right suppliers that understand your business.

We work with an extensive network of electric vehicle charging point installation specialists so contact our sales team if require.

Yes, electric vehicle charging stations that come with IP55 certification are extremely weather resistant, waterproof and operable in both hot and cold conditions.

Different EV charging station manufacturers have different provisions for EV Charging payments.

In our case our stations are smart so all payment gateways like Paytm / Google are available.

Running costs are very cheap.

EVs run on electric batteries and domestic power tariffs range from Rs 8-10 per unit, so the monthly running cost is a fraction of cost for petrol or diesel.

Here in EV cases maintenance cost is very less.

The build of an electric car is such that you will end up spending less on servicing and upkeep, compared to a petrol or diesel model.

The carbon emission for EVs and reduction in air pollution is about to zero, compared to petrol/diesel cars.

As an example refer :

(a) Tata Nexon EV A 5-seater compact SUV with 5 variants and 30.2 kWh battery capacity; Price: Rs 14.24 – 16.85 lakh and cost per charge: Rs 242.

(b) MG ZS EV A 5-seater SUV with 2 variants and 44.5 kWh battery capacity, Price: Rs 21 – 24.68 lakh and cost per charge: Rs 208.

(c) Hyundai Kona Electric A 5-seater SUV with 2 variants and 39.2 kWh battery capacity, Price: Rs 23.79 – 23.97 lakh and cost per charge: Rs 314.

(d) Tata Tigor EV A 5-seater Sedan with 4 variants and 26 kWh battery capacity, Price: Rs 11.99 – 13.14 lakh and cost per charge: Rs 208.

(e) Mercedes EQC 400 4MATIC In the luxury-5-seater SUV with 80 kWh battery capacity, Price: Rs 1.06 crore and cost per charge: Rs 640.

(f) Mahindra XUV300 Electric A 5-seater SUV; Expected price: Rs 12 lakh, expected battery capacity: 40 kWh, launch: late 2022 and cost per charge: Rs 320.