As India’s shift to electric mobility gains momentum, CIYES Systems is positioning EV charging as one of the most compelling infrastructure opportunities for businesses and entrepreneurs.
With fuel prices rising, policy support strengthening, and EV adoption accelerating across segments, from two- and three-wheelers to passenger vehicles, buses, and commercial fleets, the demand for dependable charging infrastructure is surging. However, deployment is still lagging behind vehicle growth, leaving a clear gap for early movers.
CIYES is calling on entrepreneurs, property owners, fleet operators, and institutions to step in. Those who invest now can secure prime locations, unlock recurring revenue streams, boost customer engagement, and enhance the long-term value of their properties.
Where EV Charging Makes Business Sense
EV charging stations are increasingly becoming a value-add across a wide range of locations, including hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, office campuses, residential complexes, fuel stations, hospitals, and educational institutions.
They are equally relevant for fleet operators, logistics hubs, and highway service points.
Beyond direct charging revenue, these stations also drive secondary spending. EV users typically spend time on-site while charging, creating opportunities for food, retail, and service-led businesses to increase footfall and revenue.
EV Charger Portfolio Built for Scale
CIYES offers a full range of ARAI-approved Greenetic EV chargers designed to serve both private and public charging needs:
- AC chargers: 3.3 kW (homes and small offices), 7.4 kW (apartments and small commercial spaces), 22 kW (offices, hotels, parking facilities)
- DC fast chargers: 30 kW (public and fleet charging), 60 kW (commercial hubs), 120 kW (high-utilization sites), 240 kW (highways and premium corridors)
All chargers are OCPP-enabled and integrated with the company’s charging management platform, allowing operators to monitor usage, control operations, track revenue, and manage users remotely.
End-to-End Deployment Support
CIYES positions itself as a full-stack partner, supporting customers through every stage of deployment and operation:
- Site feasibility and ROI analysis
- Electrical load assessment
- Charger selection and system design
- Installation and commissioning
- Software integration and mobile app support
- Remote monitoring and preventive maintenance
- Ongoing technical support and analytics
The rollout process is structured but straightforward, moving from site identification and approvals to installation, launch, and ongoing optimization.
Built for India, Ready for Scale
The company highlights its India-focused approach, offering locally designed and manufactured chargers that are ARAI-certified and OCPP-compliant. It’s portfolio spans from 3.3 kW to 320 kWÂ and is backed by ISO-certified processes, engineering expertise, and flexible partnership models aimed at different business needs.
A Long-Term Infrastructure Strategy
CIYES compares the current stage of EV charging in India to the early days of fuel stations, telecom towers, and broadband networks, sectors that later became foundational to the economy.
Businesses that invest early in charging infrastructure stand to benefit as EV adoption scales and utilization rises.
“As India transitions towards cleaner and smarter mobility, EV charging infrastructure will become an essential part of everyday life. CIYES Systems is committed to enabling businesses and entrepreneurs to participate in this transformation through reliable, scalable, and future-ready charging solutions, the company said.”
