Delta Has Delivered Over 1 Million EV Chargers Worldwide Since 2009

Founded in 2003, Delta Electronics India is among the leading power and energy management companies in the country. With operations in three business categories, namely power electronics, automation and infrastructure, the firm has made its presence felt across India with more than four manufacturing facilities, 200 channel partners and two R&D centres.

Amit Gupta, Business Head- Energy Infrastructure Solutions, Delta Electronics India sheds light on the success stories of the firm and its future plans.

What is the present number of EV charging installations with Delta-provided equipment?

We have cumulatively delivered over 7000 electric vehicle (EV) chargers to customers in India, a substantial milestone to foster the country’s e-mobility transition.

With over 50 years of expertise in high-efficiency power technologies, Delta has been delivering energy-efficient EV charging solutions worldwide for over a decade. By leveraging its core competence in high-efficiency power electronics, Delta has delivered over 1 million EV chargers worldwide since 2009 and has become a major provider of automotive powertrain and power management electronics to most of the world’s largest EV makers.

Tell us about the EV charging networks that Delta boasts of and partnerships that the firm has forged.

Delta and major stakeholders in the EV charging infrastructure sector, which includes major charge point operators, such as TATA Power, Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Ltd. (BESCOM), oil marketing companies like BPCL as well as various OEMs, have made the charger deployment possible.

We have supplied more than 1000 chargers under agreement with Tata Power Company Limited so far and 114 EV chargers to BESCOM (Bangalore Power Utility Organization). We have also partnered with MSEDCL and municipal corporations in different states to provide chargers under the agreement.

We are also facilitating our equipment to electric two-wheeler, three-wheelers, four-wheelers and bus OEMs.

What is Delta management’s outlook on future numbers in the EV charger space?

In India, we expect the number of chargers to exponentially increase by the next year and intend to increase the delivery of our EV chargers globally. Delta India’s R&D and engineering teams are working on more and more indigenous solutions. We intend to increase the localized content of our product and solution offering to 80% within a few years.

How does your firm plan to stay ahead of the curve?

Delta offers a one-stop solution in enabling EV charging infrastructure, from site survey to the design of the specifications, installation and aftersales service. Furthermore, Delta is also one of the first providers of fully-integrated EV charging solutions in India with solar PV inverters, energy storage systems and energy management software to a Bengaluru utility company. In alignment with the “Make In India” national development initiative, Delta is enhancing its R&D and manufacturing capabilities in India, with more than 50% content of its product offering in the country, now manufactured locally. We aim to remain at the forefront of the EV charging infrastructure as demand for EVs will be enormous in the future. We will focus on developing green charging infrastructure as well as building end-to-end EV charging infrastructure for our customers.