ThunderPlus And Delta Electronics Launch Made In India EV Fast Chargers For 2-Wheelers And 3-Wheelers
ThunderPlus has partnered with Delta Electronics India to launch fast chargers for low-voltage electric two-wheelers (2W) and three-wheelers (3W) in India. These chargers are part of a Make in India initiative to address the growing demand for EV charging solutions in the country. The chargers are designed with Delta's 4kW rectifier modules and offer configurations ranging from 4kW to 12kW. They allow direct charging of 2W and 3W vehicles without requiring off-board chargers.
ThunderPlus And Delta Electronics Launch Made In India EV Fast Chargers For 2-Wheelers And 3-Wheelers
Electric mobility startup ThunderPlus in collaboration with Delta Electronics has today launched a ‘Made In India’ fast charger for electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers in India. Sharing this update the company stated that it has indigenously developed this new EV fast charger to cater to increasing mobility needs in the expanding low voltage electric mobility sector in India. This EV fast charger has been introduced to not only promote the development of EV chargers domestically but also strengthen the EV charging network in the country.
The information shared by the company highlights that ThunderPlus has introduced this EV fast charger in collaboration with Delta Electronics. This charger gets the 4kW rectifier modules to cater to energy needs ranging from 4kW to 12kW.
Rajeev YSR, CEO, ThunderPlus said, “This partnership with Delta Electronics brings world-class technology to India’s low-voltage EV charging market. Our customizable chargers cater to the unique requirements of OEMs and end-users, ensuring efficient and seamless integration with their operations. Together, we are building the foundation for a robust and sustainable EV charging infrastructure in India”.
The chargers are co-branded with a “Delta Inside” label and are tailored for the Indian market. ThunderPlus has collaborated with manufacturers in the 2W and 3W segments to integrate these chargers into their operations.
Niranjan Nayak, Managing Director, Delta Electronics India said, “At Delta, we are committed to fostering sustainable innovation. This partnership with Trinity underscores our mission to contribute to India’s EV transition by delivering cutting-edge, locally manufactured solutions. By supporting gig workers, e-commerce players, and OEMs, we aim to empower India’s EV ecosystem to achieve its full potential”.
The partnership focuses on reducing vehicle downtime and providing charging solutions for the low-voltage EV segment. This initiative seeks to support the expansion of India’s EV charging infrastructure and facilitate the use of electric vehicles.
Rajkumar, Director, ThunderPlus said, “we believe that innovation is the key to enabling the EV revolution. By partnering with Delta, we aim to bridge the gaps in the low-voltage EV charging market and ensure that India’s gig economy and OEMs have access to reliable, fast, and scalable charging solutions. This collaboration is a testament to our commitment to advancing sustainable mobility in India”.
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