120 kW DC Fast Charging at The Fern Residency, Godhra

Hotels and hospitality destinations are increasingly looking for ways to accommodate electric vehicle users while preparing their properties for the shift towards electric mobility. However, introducing high-power EV charging requires more than installing a charger. Operators need suitable charging hardware, convenient connector access, network connectivity, and effective tools to monitor and manage charging operations.

Without an integrated charging management approach, overseeing charger availability, charging sessions, and station performance can become more challenging as EV usage grows.

The Fern Residency in Godhra, Gujarat, features a 120 kW Compact DC 120D fast charger manufactured by Chargesetu, equipped with two CCS2 connectors and roaming capabilities.

Savekar CMS can provide a centralized platform for connected charging infrastructure, enabling operators to monitor charger status, access charging-session information, and review available station performance data.

For hospitality businesses, this combination of high-power charging hardware and connected management capabilities can support a more organized charging operation while creating opportunities to serve EV drivers visiting or stopping at the property. Roaming functionality can also support charging access across compatible networks, subject to the relevant integrations.

The deployment illustrates how hospitality destinations can incorporate DC fast charging as part of their wider commercial EV infrastructure strategy.