Commercial EV Charging for Electric Auto Rickshaws in Kochi

Commercial EV charging operators need a practical way to oversee connected chargers, monitor station availability, and manage charging activity. As charging infrastructure develops, keeping track of charger status and access across different locations can become increasingly complex without a centralized management system.

For operators supporting the growing adoption of electric mobility, having clear operational visibility is important for managing charging infrastructure effectively and preparing for future expansion.

Rainbow station in Kochi, Kerala, demonstrates a connected EV charging setup within a real-world operating environment. The station is registered in Savekar CMS with an ACS Lite AC charger rated at 3.3 kW, featuring two connectors and roaming enabled.

Savekar CMS gives operators a centralized platform to view connected station and charger information, monitor charger status, and access available charging-session information. This helps simplify day-to-day oversight by bringing key operational details into one place.

For commercial charging businesses, centralized visibility can make infrastructure easier to manage as charging requirements evolve. Roaming capabilities can also support access across compatible connected charging networks, subject to the supported integrations.