FAQ EV Charger

There are three main types: Level 1 Charger: Uses a standard household socket 13A; slow charging. Level 2 Charger: Faster charging, commonly used in homes and public places. Level 3 Charger (DC Fast Charger): Ultra-fast charging, mostly found at commercial charging stations.

Charging time depends on the charger type and battery size: Level 1: 10–14 hours Level 2: 5–7 hours Level 3: 20–40 minutes (up to 80%)

Yes, you can install a Level 1 or Level 2 charger at home. Level 2 chargers may require professional installation and electrical upgrades to the electrical panel.

Costs vary based on charger type and installation requirements. Level 1 Charger would cost around Rs. 50,000 to 70,000 and a Level 2 home charger installation typically ranges from Rs. 150,000 to 200,000. Fast Chargers are available from Rs. 1.5Mn

Yes, EV charging is safe when using certified chargers and proper installation. Most chargers include safety features such as surge protection and automatic shut-off.

Some vehicle dealers provides level 1 and Level 2 Chargers. Some Don't. Check this before you purchase the EV. DNA Has EV chargers compatible for all cars.

A DC fast charger supplies direct current directly to the battery, bypassing the onboard charger, allowing much faster charging compared to AC chargers.

Frequent use of fast charging may slightly reduce battery lifespan over time. It’s best to use it when needed and rely on slower charging for daily use.

Charging cost depends on electricity tariffs (rates) and battery size. Generally, charging an EV is cheaper than fueling a petrol or diesel vehicle.