TECELL

Pride Springfields is a premium 450+ unit residential community offering modern amenities across 5 towers. With increasing EV adoption among residents, the community required a scalable charging solution integrated into their existing covered parking infrastructure without disrupting the aesthetic appeal or operational flow.

Tecell deployed a comprehensive AC charging network featuring Type-2 and 3-pin connectors with power ratings of 3.3 kW, 7.4 kW, and 22 kW to serve both four-wheeler cars and two-wheeler electric vehicles. The installation was completed at Tecell's cost as part of a revenue-sharing partnership model, enabling the community to offer EV charging without upfront capital expenditure.

The charging infrastructure utilizes dedicated EV-Special electricity tariff (₹5/kWh) from BESCOM with a separate meter for efficient cost management. All chargers are OCPP-compliant and connected to Tecell's UNITY CMS platform, enabling app-based authentication, real-time monitoring, dynamic load balancing across multiple vehicles, and automated billing. RFID cards provide convenient access for residents while the cloud-based system ensures remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance.

The community RWA now recovers electricity costs while providing subsidized charging rates to residents, creating a sustainable revenue model. Residents enjoy hassle-free overnight charging without installing individual home units, eliminating range anxiety and external charging station visits. The project enhanced property value by positioning Pride Springfields as a future-ready, eco-conscious residential community, attracting environmentally aware buyers and tenants. The weather-proof, neatly mounted units maintain the premises' aesthetic integrity.

Deccan Habitat is a premium gated community on 1.55 acres featuring 2-4 BHK apartments with extensive amenities. The project includes a basement parking facility serving as the primary secure zone for residents' vehicles. The management sought to transform this underground space into a smart EV charging hub without altering the project's green, open-space character.

Tecell designed and installed AC charging infrastructure within the underground common parking, deploying Type-2 and 3-pin connectors operating at 3.3-7.4 kW for both cars and two-wheelers. The compact, weather-sealed units were strategically positioned with proper cable management and clear bay signage to blend seamlessly with the basement aesthetic while maximizing space efficiency.

The chargers utilize GSM communication for reliable connectivity in the underground environment, eliminating dependency on building Wi-Fi. Residents access charging via mobile app or RFID cards for secure, metered usage with transparent kWh-based billing. Advanced load balancing ensures multiple vehicles can charge simultaneously without overloading the basement's electrical distribution, while remote monitoring allows management to track usage patterns and plan capacity upgrades proactively.

The underground parking has been transformed into a quiet, safe EV precinct where residents charge both four-wheel and two-wheel EVs without leaving the society premises. This enhancement strengthens the property's appeal to eco-conscious buyers, EV-first commuters, and young professionals who prioritize sustainability and convenience. The project elevated Deccan Habitat's long-term asset value, positioning it as a forward-looking residential community aligned with rising EV adoption trends in Bangalore.

Scrip & Scroll, located in Bangalore's prime commercial belt near Trinity Circle, operates as a modern office-share and co-working space. With a dynamic workforce of professionals and visiting employees increasingly relying on EVs for daily commutes, the property required workplace charging as a strategic amenity differentiator.

Tecell installed 7 kW AC charging stations strategically positioned within the shared parking area, targeting electric cars with 60 kWh batteries common among executives and fleet-operated company vehicles. The 7 kW power rating enables approximately 50-55 kWh energy restoration during standard 8-hour office hours, providing near-full battery replenishment between morning arrival and evening departure.

The OCPP-based charging system integrates with building management platforms, allowing co-working tenants to access charging via mobile app or RFID authentication. The solution supports transparent kWh-based billing with configurable tariffs for long-stay tenants, day-pass visitors, or member-based spaces. Clear signage and reserved EV parking slots maintain harmony between EV and conventional vehicles in the shared environment.

The installation transformed routine parking into a value-added EV-friendly amenity, enhancing the building's appeal to eco-conscious tenants, startups, and co-working operators. For daily commuters with 60 kWh EVs, the setup eliminates range anxiety through seamless "park-and-charge" functionality aligned with Bangalore's rising EV adoption. Scrip & Scroll now positions itself as a modern, forward-looking commercial hub where shared workspace and shared EV charging converge in central Bangalore.

Full Circle is a vibrant dining destination at 191/63 Kenchenahalli Main Road, blending craft beer, multi-cuisine food, and social atmosphere with indoor-outdoor seating. Located in RR Nagar's active EV ecosystem, the restaurant identified an opportunity to serve its growing customer base arriving on electric scooters and bikes.

Tecell integrated AC-based two-wheeler charging points supporting common scooter and motorcycle connectors within the restaurant premises. The compact charging stations are positioned to enable riders to conveniently top up their batteries while dining or socializing, eliminating detours to separate charging facilities and enhancing the overall customer experience.

The chargers feature app-enabled or RFID-based authentication for secure, metered billing with live status tracking and flexible payment options aligned with modern rider expectations. The minimal-footprint installation fits seamlessly into the existing parking or curbside layout, preserving Full Circle's lively, open-air ambiance while adding functional value.

The EV charging facility transforms routine rides into relaxed evenings—customers plug in, order food or drinks, and resume their journey with refreshed batteries. This positions Full Circle as a forward-looking, tech-friendly hospitality space in RR Nagar, strengthening appeal to eco-conscious urban riders and young professionals. The amenity encourages longer stays, drives repeat visits, and generates positive social media word-of-mouth, making Full Circle a destination where two-wheeler riders refuel both their bikes and their evening under one roof.

SKV Service Station operates as an IndianOil-branded fuel retail outlet on Ajjampura Road near Birur in Chikkamagalur district. Positioned on a strategic highway corridor serving passenger vehicles, commercial fleets, and inter-city traffic between Chikkamagalur, Birur, Kadur, and Bengaluru, the station recognized the opportunity to expand its service portfolio with EV charging infrastructure.

Tecell deployed a dual-power charging solution featuring a 60 kW DC fast-charger with CCS connectors for rapid charging of cars and light commercial vehicles, alongside a 7 kW AC charger for slower overnight charging or meal-time top-ups. The 60 kW DC unit delivers significant range boosts in 30-40 minutes, while the 7 kW AC point serves cars, SUVs, and select electric two-wheelers requiring more relaxed charging cycles.

Both chargers are app-enabled or RFID-based with cashless payment integration, real-time status tracking, and transparent kWh-based billing that aligns with the station's traditional fuel-retail business model. The system's cloud connectivity enables remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and utilization analytics to optimize revenue generation and operational efficiency.

Despite its rural location, SKV Service Station has achieved strong revenue generation through high utilization driven by strategic positioning on busy inter-city routes. EV drivers now treat the station as a reliable pit-stop, often combining fast-charging with meals and rest, amplifying overall footfall and per-customer spend. The project demonstrates how secondary highway service stations can leverage high-performance chargers to become profitable mobility nodes in regions with sparse charging infrastructure, effectively creating a rural-ready EV fuel hub that eases range anxiety and encourages EV adoption beyond city limits.

Jai Bamleshwari is positioned at Manohar Chowk in Gondia district (441601) as a strategic EV charging node on a regional highway-oriented corridor. The busy commercial and transit zone serves local commuters and inter-city travelers moving between central and western Maharashtra, requiring high-power charging infrastructure to support extended-range EV journeys.

The site features customer-procured 30 kW and 120 kW DC fast-chargers with CCS-type connectors, capable of rapidly charging four-wheeler EVs and light commercial vehicles. The 120 kW unit delivers substantial range boosts for long-haul trips, while the 30 kW charger provides cost-effective solutions for smaller EVs and daily commuters who don't require ultra-fast charging speeds.

Tecell operates the station under a comprehensive managed-service model, handling OCPP-based connectivity, remote monitoring, transaction management, and billing for both charging units. This includes real-time uptime tracking, load balancing optimization, mobile app/RFID integration for seamless driver authentication and payment, firmware updates, and incident-response support. The cloud-based management removes operational complexity for the site owner, converting their infrastructure investment into a predictable, tech-driven revenue stream.

Jai Bamleshwari has evolved into a high-utilization EV fuel-stop in a previously fuel-dominated rural-to-semi-urban market, attracting long-haul EV trips that formerly avoided the corridor due to range anxiety. The 120 kW DC unit draws premium-segment EVs and inter-city fleets requiring rapid turnaround, while the 30 kW point serves daily commuters, delivery partners, and local business EVs. Tecell's managed-service approach demonstrates how customer-owned high-power DC chargers, when paired with intelligent software and reliable operations, can generate strong kWh-based returns even in non-metropolitan markets, establishing a scalable model for regional EV corridor development.

A small kirana (convenience store) in Noida has transformed into a pioneering EV-charging micro-hub, demonstrating how local retail can capture the last-mile mobility revolution. Located in a dense residential-commercial area with steady customer footfall, the store identified delivery riders, e-rickshaw drivers, and mini-truck operators as an untapped charging market segment.

Tecell deployed 15 kW GBT-type chargers and 3 kW AC units specifically designed for two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and commercial mini trucks dominating last-mile logistics and delivery services. The 3 kW chargers match onboard charger capacities of most e-scooters and small three-wheelers, enabling meal-time or overnight top-ups without overloading the store's electrical capacity. GBT connectors ensure broad vehicle compatibility across India's e-mobility landscape.

The compact charging units integrate seamlessly with Tecell's OCPP-compliant UNITY CMS platform, enabling app-enabled or RFID-based authentication, real-time monitoring, and automated billing without manual intervention. The cloud-based system allows the store owner to structure flexible, customer-centric pricing models—time-based, kWh-based, or bundled offers combining charging with grocery discounts—particularly appealing to cost-sensitive delivery riders and local-commute EVs requiring affordable, reliable charging solutions.

The installation has created a "charge-and-grab" experience where customers charge vehicles while shopping for daily essentials, increasing dwell time and average transaction values. Live status updates, transaction history, and analytics enable the owner to optimize peak-hour tariffs and forecast charging revenue. The Noida kirana project serves as a blueprint for micro-charging hubs across India—demonstrating how small businesses can integrate software-driven EV infrastructure to generate steady additional revenue, enhance customer engagement, and position themselves as modern, future-ready stops in the electric-mobility ecosystem serving the backbone of last-mile logistics.