EVs, which have power less than 250 W and speed less than 25 kmph are not categorized as motor vehicles. Hence the transport rules are not applicable for such exempt category vehicles. Consequently, such electric vehicles do not require to be registered.

EVs, which have power less than 250 W and speed less than 25 kmph are not categorized as motor vehicles. Hence the transport rules are not applicable for such exempt category vehicles. Hence, you do not require driving license to drive such EV’s.

EV Charging Station is a de-licensed activity in India meaning anyone is free to install EV charging station and provide EV charging service for free. However, one needs to install stations of approved specification & need to take appropriate connection from DISCOM. Read more

The Government of India is providing subsidy under Phase-II of FAME Scheme. The subsidy is applicable mainly to vehicles used for public transport or those registered for commercial purposes in e-3W, e-4W and e-bus segments. However, privately owned  registered e-2Ws are also  covered under the scheme as a mass segment. The Vehicle-wise subsidy provided under Phase II of FAME scheme are – Check Details

EV Charging Management Software (EV-CMS) is a digital platform that enables Charge Point Operators (CPOs) and businesses to efficiently run EV charging networks. It connects charging stations, monitors their status, manages users, processes payments, and generates reports. A modern EV-CMS supports OCPP/OCPI standards, ensures interoperability across charger brands, and provides white-label apps for drivers. It also offers advanced features like dynamic load management, tariff control, and integration with renewable energy. By unifying hardware, users, and energy intelligence, EV Charging Management Software ensures reliable operations, maximizes charger utilization, and helps operators scale profitable EV charging businesses.