The industry leader in power electronics, data centers, industrial automation, and EV charging infrastructure, Taiwan-based Delta Electronics, expects a big rise in the EV charging market in India due to the country’s growing use of electric vehicles. Over 10,000 EV chargers have been installed by Delta Electronics India since 2017 in a variety of vehicle categories, including passenger cars and two- and three-wheelers. The capacity of these chargers varies from 3kW to 350kW.
For the EV market in India, the business has made significant expenditures in design, production, and sales. As a formidable contender in India’s EV charging infrastructure, Delta Electronics India Vice President Rajesh Kaushal highlights the company’s worldwide experience and competencies in EV charging, including power electronics, thermal management, and software.
Designed for speedy installation and low downtime, Delta Electronics India unveiled a mobile data center in Gurugram on January 18. The data center is aimed for the enterprise, industrial, transportation, and IT sectors. The goal of this mini data center is to give companies that depend more and more on digital infrastructure faster access to data.
Delta Electronics India is focusing on local manufacture and development while diversifying into high-voltage quick chargers for electric buses. They made $500 million in investments in India, where they now operate an EV charger production facility in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, and a new manufacturing in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The company also intends to supply vehicle OEMs in India with locally adapted EV components from its worldwide range, including as power electronics. Beyond EVs, the automobile industry greatly benefits from Delta’s industrial automation, Internet of Things, and Industry 4.0 technologies.
Founded in 2003, Delta Electronics India employs 3,500 people, of which 500 work in engineering, R&D, and field application roles in Bengaluru and Gurugram. The Gurugram Center develops power electronics products and innovates EV charging.
on India, Delta Electronics invests roughly 6.5% of its yearly revenue on research and development, compared to 8% globally. In the upcoming years, the company hopes to grow its engineering workforce in India to 2,000, demonstrating its dedication to India as a global center for excellence in R&D, particularly in software.
Kaushal noted that Delta Electronics generated $13 billion in revenue for the company worldwide in CY23, with growth occurring both in India and elsewhere. For Delta, the industrial and automotive sectors—especially industrial automation and electric vehicles (EVs)—represent important areas of concentration with plenty of opportunity.
