From electric cars to two- and three-wheelers, ZECONEX is focused on thoughtfully planned EV charging infrastructure designed around different vehicle categories, practical locations, and the evolving needs of electric mobility.
Different vehicles, routes, and charging needs require different infrastructure approaches. ZECONEX's solutions framework considers a range of charging categories, with equipment and services determined by the requirements of each project.
High-power direct current charging infrastructure engineered for compatible passenger electric cars. Our planned flagship project incorporates a 120 kW dual-gun fast charger and a 60 kW dual-gun charger to support highway motorists.
Practical, space-conscious charging infrastructure designed for daily commuters, delivery riders, and electric scooter fleets.
Supporting commercial passenger and cargo electric auto-rickshaws with suitable charging arrangements and easy site maneuvering.
Unifying diverse charging needs under a single, thoughtfully planned hub layout. Featuring protective canopies, segregated vehicle bays, and balanced transformer allocation modeled after our proposed 204 kW Balugaon facility.
Exploring clear digital user guidance and potential modern payment possibilities, including UPI, QR codes, and RFID integrations.
Planning for driver comfort, sheltered waiting areas, sanitized facilities, and clear directional signage beyond the charger.
Preparing for changing EV battery voltages, scalable electrical substation footprints, and long-term corridor connectivity.
DC fast charging can support compatible electric cars that require higher-power charging. ZECONEX's infrastructure planning includes provisions for DC charging equipment intended for four-wheelers, subject to project implementation and equipment specifications.
| Planned DC Charger 01: | 60 kW DC Fast Unit |
| Intended Category: | Four-Wheelers |
| Planned DC Charger 02: | 120 kW DC Fast Unit |
| Intended Category: | Four-Wheelers |
| Combined Car Capacity: | 180 kW Planned |
| Connector Standard: | CCS-2 Interoperable |
| Current Status: | Planned Project Configuration |
Electric two-wheelers play an important role in everyday mobility. Charging infrastructure planning can consider the needs of commuters, delivery riders, and other users who depend on electric scooters and motorcycles.
| Equipment Allocation: | Four (4) 6 kW DC Units |
| Category Scope: | 2W & 3W Combined |
| Total Allocation Power: | 24 kW (4 × 6 kW) |
| Exclusivity: | Shared with 3-Wheelers |
Electric three-wheelers can support a variety of passenger and goods-transport needs. Charging infrastructure planning should account for vehicle compatibility, operating patterns, location requirements, and suitable charging equipment.
| Planned Shared Units: | Four (4) 6 kW DC Units |
| Total Shared Capacity: | 24 kW Combined |
| Target Vehicles: | Two- & Three-Wheelers |
| Allocation Ratio: | Subject to Confirmation |
A thoughtfully planned charging hub can bring together different charging requirements within a coordinated site layout. ZECONEX's infrastructure approach considers the relationship between equipment, vehicle categories, access, and the overall user experience.
Plan for compatible vehicle categories based on the charging equipment and project requirements.
Consider charger placement, vehicle movement, access routes, and available space.
Plan electrical and physical infrastructure with the project's requirements and potential future development in mind.
Consider how drivers enter, access charging equipment, and leave the facility safely.
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Planned high-capacity DC fast charger engineered for rapid passenger car turnaround along the highway corridor. Featuring dual-gun CCS-2 connectors to support compatible electric cars simultaneously.
Digital tools can help drivers access charging information, understand payment options, and navigate the charging process. The available features at any ZECONEX facility will depend on the equipment, software, and payment systems implemented at that location.
A charging stop is more than a technical interaction. Site planning can also consider the comfort, convenience, accessibility, and practical needs of people using the facility.
Consider comfortable waiting arrangements appropriate to the facility's design and available space.
Use clear directions and instructions to help visitors navigate the site and understand charging procedures.
Plan entrances, movement areas, and charger access with the intended vehicle categories in mind.
Provide relevant information about charging equipment, applicable tariffs, operating hours, and support channels once confirmed.
Consider appropriate site layout, electrical installation requirements, signage, and applicable safety practices.
Assess which additional amenities are appropriate for the site, user needs, available space, and operating model.
Electric mobility will continue to evolve, bringing changing requirements for charging power, vehicle compatibility, digital services, and site planning.
ZECONEX aims to approach infrastructure development with an understanding of these changing needs, considering opportunities for future development where practical, technically suitable, and commercially viable.
Clear, honest answers regarding our charging infrastructure framework, planned capacity, and operational boundaries.
ZECONEX's charging-solutions framework covers DC fast charging for cars, two-wheeler charging, three-wheeler charging, multi-vehicle charging infrastructure, digital charging and payment considerations, customer amenities, and future infrastructure development.
The available project documentation describes a proposed total charging capacity of 204 kW, comprising a 120 kW DC charger and a 60 kW DC charger for four-wheelers, along with four 6 kW DC chargers intended for two- and three-wheelers combined.
The current operational status must be confirmed directly with ZECONEX. The project information available for this website describes the facility as a proposed project. Please contact the company for verified updates.
No. Compatibility depends on the vehicle, supported charging method, connector, and equipment specifications. Drivers should verify compatibility before using a charging facility.
Payment options depend on the systems implemented at the relevant facility. Contact ZECONEX for confirmed information about payment methods.
Customer amenities depend on the design and implementation of each facility. Specific amenities should be confirmed for the relevant location.
ZECONEX's longer-term infrastructure vision considers future development opportunities. Specific locations and expansion schedules should not be assumed unless officially announced.
Interested businesses can contact ZECONEX to discuss potential projects and collaboration opportunities.
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