Exicom expands into the UK market with innovative charging solutions
05/12/2023
Exicom, India's EV charger manufacturer, is set to transform the European market with its entry into the UK and Europe.
The company is expanding its global footprint, targeting Europe as a key market for its EV charging solutions.
The Harmony Direct DC 360 Fast Charger, revealed at the London EV Show, is said to be a first-of-its-kind product designed specifically for the European market. With a power output of up to 360kW and a modular design, it sets a new benchmark for fast-charging stations. The charger promises the quickest charging experience for upcoming electric vehicles, featuring ergonomic cable management, a sleek design, user-friendly display terminal, and an innovative lighting system for an elevated user experience. These DC chargers are suitable for various installations, including fueling stations, retail locations, highways, and commercial premises, catering to the growing demand for electric fleets.
Exicom also introduces the 'Spin Air' EV AC Charger. This product integrates modern technology, user-friendly features, and an elegant design. With solar compatibility, load balancing, and power sharing, Spin Air ensures optimal energy distribution within the home environment. Its integration with Exicom's Spin Control mobile app allows users to remotely monitor, schedule, and receive real-time updates on their charging sessions, offering a blend of convenience and control.
As it enters the UK market, Exicom aims to simplify EV charging, aligning with the UK Government's vision of achieving zero-emission vehicles by 2035.
Anant Nahata, CEO of Exicom, said: “With many governments and especially UK favouring faster adoption of electric mobility, the demand for innovative home charging solutions and fast charging stations is higher than ever. We are thrilled to introduce our new range of Harmony DC chargers which fit variety of use cases and are convenient to operate. Our SPIN Home chargers are compact, connected and compliant with UK smart charging regulations. With the expansion of our operations in Europe, we hope to play a key role in enabling low carbon society in these markets.”
The Harmony Direct DC 360 Fast Charger, revealed at the London EV Show, is said to be a first-of-its-kind product designed specifically for the European market. With a power output of up to 360kW and a modular design, it sets a new benchmark for fast-charging stations. The charger promises the quickest charging experience for upcoming electric vehicles, featuring ergonomic cable management, a sleek design, user-friendly display terminal, and an innovative lighting system for an elevated user experience. These DC chargers are suitable for various installations, including fueling stations, retail locations, highways, and commercial premises, catering to the growing demand for electric fleets.
Exicom also introduces the 'Spin Air' EV AC Charger. This product integrates modern technology, user-friendly features, and an elegant design. With solar compatibility, load balancing, and power sharing, Spin Air ensures optimal energy distribution within the home environment. Its integration with Exicom's Spin Control mobile app allows users to remotely monitor, schedule, and receive real-time updates on their charging sessions, offering a blend of convenience and control.
As it enters the UK market, Exicom aims to simplify EV charging, aligning with the UK Government's vision of achieving zero-emission vehicles by 2035.
Anant Nahata, CEO of Exicom, said: “With many governments and especially UK favouring faster adoption of electric mobility, the demand for innovative home charging solutions and fast charging stations is higher than ever. We are thrilled to introduce our new range of Harmony DC chargers which fit variety of use cases and are convenient to operate. Our SPIN Home chargers are compact, connected and compliant with UK smart charging regulations. With the expansion of our operations in Europe, we hope to play a key role in enabling low carbon society in these markets.”