COME EV

PROJECT

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 Contents
1. INTRODUCTION

2. ABOUT COME-EV

3. COME-EV FRANCHISE

4. LOCATION PLANNING

5. MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT’S REQUIRED

6. FIND COME-EV CHARGING POINTS

7. COME-EV INVESTMENT &

PROFITGOALS

8. GOALS OF COME-EV
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INTRODUCTION

Charging stations are also called electric vehicle supply

equipment (EVSE) and are provided in municipal parking
locations by electric utility companies or at retail
shopping centers by private companies. These stations
provide special connectors that conform to the variety of
electric charging connector standards.

Electric Vehicles are increasingly being produced, and

with the government’s push towards electric mobility to
combat rising pollution, we are a step closer to realising
this ambitious dream. In the last two years, more electric
vehicles hit the road in India. Over 15,000+ units were
sold in 2020, while 50,500+ units were sold in 2021.

As demand grows for more publicly accessible charging

stations, there is a greater need for equipment that
supports faster charging at higher voltages and currents.
The number of electric vehicle networks is increasing to
provide a system of publicly accessible charging stations
for EV recharging.
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ABOUT COME-EV
An electric vehicle charging station is equipment
that connects an electric vehicle (EV) to a source of
electricity to recharge electric cars, neighborhood
electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. COME-EV
have planed the advanced features such as smart
meteriing, cellular capability and network
connectivity, and more…

COME-EV provide an electric charging station every

15 kilometres in Highways, And except all Charging
station are given as Franchise-[both for car and bike]

COME-EV has Three Levels :-

1] Level 1 Charging (Slow Charging)

2] Level 2 Charging (Standard Charging)

3] Level 3 Charging (Rapid Charging)

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Level 1 Charging (Slow Charging):

It is a primary charging device that charges

at a sluggish rate. It may be used on
residential circuits and runs 120 volts (V)
using an Alternating Current (AC) connector.
This device takes around 8 to 12 hours to
charge a battery. It is primarily used in
households to charge electric vehicles
overnight.
AC
Level 2 Charging (Standard Charging):

A 240 volts (V) AC socket allows for a

charging duration of 4 to 6 hours on
average. It works with all-electric vehicles,
including plug-in hybrids. The majority of
these stations are found in public parking
lots and business and residential structures.

Level 3 Charging (Rapid Charging):

Using a 480 volts (V) Direct Current (DC)

socket can charge in 20-30 minutes. It is
DC
not, however, compatible with all-electric
vehicles. They are only put at public
charging stations.

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COME-EV FRANCHISE

INVESTMENTS
STARTS AT

1} Bike charging
Station ~ 5+ LAKH

2} Car[AC] charging
Station ~ 15+ LAKH

3} Car[DC] charging
Station ~ 30+ LAKH
 Factory

Transmission
system

Substation

System operator Offices

control & Data
center

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LOCATION PLANNING
 AC to
On-board
charger DC

Mode 1 Control pilot

Battery

Mode 2

AC DC
(2kW TO 22kW ) (2kW TO 200kW + )
DC

This is the most common charging
method for electric vehicles with a
plug. When plugging an electric
vehicle into a normal charge point,
the power gets converted inside
the vehicle, then moves into the car
battery. Charging speeds depend
on the output power of the charge
point as well as the convertor’s
capabilities to convert the power to
DC.
Fast chargers for electric vehicles
make use of DC charging; they
convert the power before it enters
the vehicle. After conversion, the
power goes directly into the car
battery, bypassing the car’s
converter.
LOCATION

LOCATION 1) Highways
1) Office
2) Restaurants
2) Apartments
& 3) Shopping Malls
Other long duration parking &
areas……. Other Short duration parking
areas…….
 Main highways [TN]
Salem – Chennai ~ 370Km [Apox]

Krishnagiri - Hosur ~ 65Km [Apox]

Salem – Coimbatore ~ 180Km [Apox]

Salem – Kanyakumari ~ 480Km [Apox]

Madurai – Tenkasi ~ 180Km [Apox]

Maduri – Munnar ~ 170Km [Apox]

Chennai – Rameswaram = Connections

1st = Viluppaum*Pudukkottai*Karaikudi ~ 560Km [Apox]
2nd = Puducherry*Cuddalore*Kumbakonam*Pattukkottai
~ 540Km [Apox]

TOTAL KM – 2,550Km [APOX]

TN
 TOTAL KM – 2,550Km [APOX]
2022 & 2023 –
Charging Points From 30Km once in Highway =
2,550Km/30 = 85 Charge Points

TOTAL – 85 Charge Points

2024 & 2025 –

Charging Points From 15Km once in Highway =
2,550Km/15 – 85(charge points Already Install)= 85 Charge Points

TOTAL – 170 Charge Points

2026 & 2027 –

Charging Points From 06Km once in Highway =
2,550Km/06 – 170(charge points Already Install)= 255 Charge Points

TOTAL – 425 Charge Points

FROM 2028 –
Charging Points From 03Km once in Highway =
2,550Km/03 – 425(charge points Already Install)= 425 Charge Points

TOTAL – 850 Charge Points

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 5 MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT’S
REQUIRED

Tellus Power is a fast-growing EV infrastructure

manufacturing company with a wide range of products
and services for all markets and charging requirements.
The company has deep expertise in the EV
infrastructure market, backed by industry proven best
practices in electronics manufacturing
and development of new
technologies. TPG has global
sales, manufacturing, and
service centres worldwide in
California, India, China, Costa
Rica, Dominican Republic,
Mexico, and the Middle East.
We have delivered more
than 150,000+ AC and
10,000+ DC Fast charging
stations worldwide.

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TELLUS POWER
GREEN DC FAST
CHARGER 60 kW
Series
FEATURES

• Single and Dual Connectors

• It will take only 20 to 30
Minutes for full charge
• Parallel Charging
• Configurable output power
settings
• RFID Reader
• Optional Credit Card Reader
• OCPP 1.6J Compliant
• FRU Onboard Diagnostics
• Easy to Service
• CE Certified
 Tellus Power Green DC Fast
Charger Specifications

Product Number TP4-60-400

Input 400VAC / 480VAC (3P+N+PE) || 50/60Hz
Output Voltage 150 - 750VDC
Output current 0 to 150A
CCS2 || CHAdeMO || GBT
Connectors
*Single and Dual
Cyclic Charge Mode CCS2 – 150A || CHAdeMO – 125A || GBT- 150A

Parallel Charge Mode (Optional) 30 kW per Port

Efficiency ≥94% at nominal output power
Power factor > 0.98
Operating temperature -30°C to 55°C
Altitude < 2000m
Working || Storage Humidity ≤ 95% RH || ≤ 99% RH (Non-condensing)
Display 7’’ LCD with touch screen
RFID system ISO/IEC 14443A/B
Dimensions (L x D x H) 736mm x 482mm x 1830mm
Ingress Protection IP54 || IK10
Power Electronics Cooling Air Cooled
Weight 530 lbs (240kgs)
Insulation (input - output) >2.5kV
CE || EMC: EN 61000-6-1:2007, EN 61000-6-
Regulatory Compliance
3:2007/A1:2011/AC:2012
Mode 4 - IEC-61851, ISO-15118, DIN 70121 Mode 4 -
Charging Protocol Standards CHAdeMO 0.9, 1.0
Mode 4 - GB/T 18487 2015, GB/T 20234 2015, GB/T 27930 2015
Length of charging cable 5m
Communication protocol OCPP 1.6J
Access Control RFID: ISO/IEC 14443A/B || Credit Card Reader (Optional)
Communication Ethernet – Standard || 3G/4G Modem (Optional)
Electrical Safety: GFCI RCD 30 mA Type A

Electrical Safety: Surge Protection 20 kA

Electrical Safety General Over Voltage, Under Voltage, Over Current, Missing Ground

Electrical Safety: Output Short Output power disabled when output is short circuited

Electrical Safety Temperature Temperature Sensors @ Charge Coupler and Power Electronics
Emergency Stop Emergency Stop Button Disables Output Power

PRICING –
85 CHARGE POINT 1st Installation

1 CHARGE POINT – 12 lakhs

85*12 lakhs = 10 crores 20 lakhs

1 CHARGE POINT / Construction – 20 K

85*20 k = 17 lakhs

TOTAL 1st INVESTMENT = 10 crores 37 lakhs

 6 FIND COME-EV CHARGING
POINTS

COME-EV app & websit

 Find a place to charge on-

the-go and get directions to
your nearest COME-EV
charging point.

 Monitoring and Reporting:

track your energy
consumption.

 Smartphone control: start,

stop and lock your charger
remotely.

 Full control of charging infrastructure

 (including access restriction) Monitor electricity consumption across all

chargers.

 Route Planner: This app helps us to see the charging point on our route
while we are travelling from one place to another.
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COME-EV INVESTMENT &
PROFIT GOALS
85 CHARGE POINT 1st Installation

1 CHARGE POINT – 12 lakhs

85*12 lakhs = 10 crores 20 lakhs

1 CHARGE POINT / Construction – 20 K

85*20 k = 17 lakhs

TOTAL 1st INVESTMENT = 10 crores 37 lakhs

PROFIT GOALS :

If only one EV car charges in one

station per day then –

• Total 85 points (2022 & 2023)

• 20Rs per unit
• Average Car units - 40+
{ 85 Charging points * 1 Car per point = 85
cars }

{ 85 Cars * 40 Units = 3400 Units }

{ 3400 Units * 20Rs per unit = 68,000Rs per day

profit }

{ 68,000Rs * 30 Months = 20,40,000Rs Monthly

profit }

{ 20,40,000Rs * 1Year = 2,44,80,000Rs Yearly

profit }