Smart electric vehicle charging experiences are powered by E-Fill.
Electrical Vehicle Charging solutions Company
We work towards a cleaner future of mobility
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Support electric vehicles and renewable energy. Provide your customers with the most effortless and future-proof solutions for smart electric vehicle charging.
Whether you’re building your own electromobility business or revamping your core operations with EV charging services, we’ve got you covered. Our smart charging services enable you to make EV charging a seamless part of your everyday life and connect electric vehicles to the energy system.
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What we do For best electric vehicle charging
Our charging solutions are compatible with every (future) electric vehicle.
Charging Points
We provide smart electric vehicle charging stations. The future of charging is smart. All E-fill charging stations come with smart capabilities from remote-controllability and automatic billings to energy management features.
EV Drivers
We connect electric vehicle drivers to charging stations. Charging with us is nice and easy. As a (E-Fill) customer, you will get access to (our number of charging stations at various locations).
The EV Charging Platform
We enable intelligent electric vehicle charging networks. Want to build an empire? With our platform, you manage fleets of charging stations and run networks with ease.
EV AND CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
Enter the fast charging station electric world
Buckle up, this is the era of electric mobility.
Here’s how we get you and everyone else prepared.
Businesses
Access to charging facilities have now become a necessity for many of your guests, visitors, and employees. It's a new standard for every business.
Electric vehicle drivers
Access to charging stations is a necessity for every electric vehicle driver. It's our mission to provide charging infrastructure for EV drivers around the world.
Partners
We partner with key players in various industries to ensure the best charging infrastructure for cities, businesses, and residents. Every E-Fill partnership is a win-win relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about electric driving and charging. Our Learning Center collects all the facts and figures that will come in handy for electric drivers, station owners and installers.
As the name suggests, an electric vehicle or EV runs completely on electricity. There’s no petrol or diesel powering the engine – in fact, there’s no engine at all. That’s because EVs run on an electric motor that you can charge at home, or at an electric car charging point.
EVs have far lower carbon emissions than traditional petrol and diesel engines, which means they’re better for the environment. And they can even be zero emission if they’re powered by 100% green electricity.
A plug-in hybrid vehicle, or PHEV, works by combining a traditional petrol or diesel engine with an electric motor. This means that PHEVs can be plugged in and charged from mains power, just like EVs – but they’ll need petrol or diesel to run for long distances.
PHEVs have lower carbon emissions than traditional combustion engines, but they’re not as green as EVs.
Yes, while electric cars are more expensive to buy than traditional cars, they can help you save money long term because you don’t have to pay:
- Petrol costs. With an electric car, you don’t have to worry about the cost of petrol or diesel. The average cost of charging an electric car at home is just INR 3 / kWh of charge – and you can use the Electric commercial charging points for INR 6 – 10* / kWh. (* cost may vary station to station).
- Road tax. Indian Government plan to exempt your EV from road tax, because EVs don’t give off any exhaust emissions.
You can save money on electric vehicle charging with our Fully Charged bundle, which offers discounted electricity rates at our different stations.
Top 10 most polluted cities
We select Top 5 (Five) most polluted cities of India for initial network of our charging stations.
| S No. | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gurugram | India |
| 2 | Ghaziabad | India |
| 3 | Faisalabad | Pakistan |
| 4 | Faridabad | India |
| 5 | Bhiwadi | India |
| 6 | Noida | India |
| 7 | Patna | India |
| 8 | Hotan | China |
| 9 | Lucknow | India |
| 10 | Lahore | Pakistan |
Petrol car V/s Electrical car (Small Hatchback)
| Petrol Car | Electric Car – Mahindra e2o |
|---|---|
| 4 Years | 4 Years |
| 40,000 Km | 40,000 Km |
| 3,333 litres of Petrol @12 kmpl | 100 Km per charge consuming 10 Units |
| Rs. 80 Per litre Delhi | So 40,000 Km consuming 4000 Units |
| Rs. 2,66,640 Just on Fuel 4 Year Maintenance & Servicing Cost = Rs. 40,000 | Rs. 36,000 on Electricity (@ Rs. 9 per Unit) Misc Maintenance = Rs 20,000 |
| Total Ownership Cost after 4 years = Rs. 3,06,640. | Battery Replacement Cost = Rs. 0 (Change Battery after 8 Years) |
| Total Ownership cost after 4 years = Rs. 56,000. |
Petrol Scooter V/s E-bike
| Petrol Scooter | Light Speed e- Bike (Electrical Cycle) |
|---|---|
| 2 Years | 2 Years |
| 16000 Km | 16000 Km |
| 320 litres of Petrol @50 kmpl | 40 Km per charge consuming a ridiculous 0.36 units So 16,000 Km consuming 144 Units |
| Rs. 80 Per litre Delhi | Rs. 1,296 on Electricity (@ Rs 9 per Unit) |
| Rs. 26,600 Just on Fuel | Misc Maintenance = Rs 600 |
| 2 Year Maintenance & Service Cost = Rs 10,000 | Battery Replacement Cost = Rs 0 (Change Battery after 5 Years) |
| Total Ownership Cost after 2 years = Rs. 36,600 | Total Ownership cost after 2 years = Rs 1,896. |
Every thing you need to know about EV charging
EV CHARGING LEVELS
There are different levels to charge your vehicle Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 DC Fast Charging and Tesla Supercharging, which only charges a Tesla vehicle. All electric cars can charge on Level 1 and Level 2 options. However, some vehicles cannot charge at a Level 3 charger. Knowing your vehicle’s capabilities is therefore very important.
Level 1/Home Charging: Level 1 charging is simply plugging into a standard wall outlet. It uses a 120-volt charge. This is the slowest form of charging. It will typically charge your car at a rate of 3-6 Km per hour. This is most convenient for home charging as filling up your battery will take many hours.
Level 2 Charging: The most common and efficient charging option for your residence or workplace. Level 2 charging delivers a charge of either 220 or 240 volts with a rate of up to 40Km (Approx) per hour. Level 2 chargers can be found at retail, residential, work, E- Fill’s stations or you can have one installed in your home. The Level 2 can deliver a full charge throughout the course of the workday or full night’s sleep. However, if you don’t have time you can receive a minimal re-charge within an hour.
DC Fast/Level 3 Fast Charging: DC Fast charging is the most convenient way to charge for those electric vehicles with fast charging capability. If you would like to fast charge your EV up to 80% capacity in under 30 minutes, Level 3 Public DC Fast Charging is for you. It takes seconds to plug in, then allows you to shop, eat or relax for 30-60 minutes and return to your EV with nearly a full charge. Public level 3 DC Fast Charging is convenient, easy and fast!
Sure, you can spend hours charging your EV at home or at work, but the ability to charge your EV quickly, whenever and wherever you want is a convenience we all want at our disposal.
EV charging connector types
Actions towards EV charging stations
April 2018
Ministry of Power directed that no separate licence will be needed for setting up EV charging stations
Novermber 2018
Individuals will be allowed to set up public EV charging stations without applying for licences.
Novermber 2018
Central government increased the outlay for the first phase of Faster Adoption & Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric vehicles (FAME) scheme to INR 895 Cr.
December 2018
Ministry of Power asaid that both Japanese and European standards for electric vehicle charging infrastructure will be adopted in India.
January 2019
Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs directed that residential and commercial buildings are to allot about 20% of the parking space for EV charging infrastructure.