Site audit & agreement
We check your bays, your power and your footfall, then sign a joint revenue agreement. Days 1 to 5.
We build and run fast EV charging on your land. You pay nothing to put it there. You earn a share of every unit we sell.
Green Leap funds the hardware, the civil work and the cabling. We deal with the Energy provider. We fix it when it breaks. Your team does nothing.
Sixty days from site audit to go-live, and a station your guests can rely on long after that.
Live network
We match the charger to how long people stay. That keeps your costs down and your bays busy.
We lease two to four bays from your existing parking. You keep running the property exactly as you do now.
This is the simplest way in. We install the chargers, brand them and run them. You pay nothing. You earn a fixed monthly lease on the bays, plus 15% to 20% of the profit on every unit sold. Drivers stay 20 to 40 minutes while they charge, and most of them spend that time inside your building.
Talk to an expertVacant plots on a highway become full Green Leap Cafe Plazas. We buy the land or take a long lease.
If your plot earns nothing today, we build the whole stop on it: fast charging, clean toilets and a food court. We bring in the food brands that keep it busy. You can sell the land or lease it long term, and the plaza pulls highway traffic onto it every day.
Talk to an expertDelivery fleets, e-taxis and office yards charge on AC bays at night and top up on DC.
A depot does not need every vehicle charging at once. It needs every vehicle full before the first shift leaves. Our 7.2 to 22 kW dual-socket AC bays spread the load across the night, so the yard never overloads your panel. Off-peak night tariffs cut 15% to 20% off the Energy provider rate.
Talk to an expertDestination charging where people already park for an hour or more.
Malls, offices, factories and housing blocks all have parking that sits idle most of the day. We match the charger to how long people stay, so you are not paying for power you never use. Every session is metered on its own, apart from your building supply.
Talk to an expertFour power levels, from a 7.2 kW fleet bay to a liquid-cooled 360 kW mega-charger. We watch every session and fix faults before anyone reports them.
Green Leap · DC350
We check your bays, your power and your footfall, then sign a joint revenue agreement. Days 1 to 5.
We file the grid permit and the load sanction request with your Energy provider. Days 6 to 20.
Foundation pads, cabling, the transformer yard and safety earthing all go in. Days 21 to 45.
We commission the station and clear the CEIG safety inspection. Days 46 to 60.
Charging projects rarely fail on demand. They fail on the cost of getting power to the bay, and on nobody claiming the support that was there all along.

Beyond the bay
Today our chargers run on the grid. What comes next sits on the same slab. Solar over the bays, batteries behind the chargers, and software to choose between them.
Nothing about the parking changes. The difference is what it earns.
Idle parking bay
₹0 / month
Green Leap partner bay · 180 kW hub
₹50,000 / month*
*What a host earns moves with how many cars charge, how many units each bay sells, and how busy your site is.
Three ways in. Pick the one that matches what you own and how involved you want to be.
Model 1
Chargers only
Land lease · hotels, resorts, fuel stations
Model 2
Full ownership
Company owned and company operated
Model 3
Partnership
Hybrid model
If yours is not here, ask us directly. We would rather answer it once properly than have you guess.
See every answerNothing. Green Leap pays for the hardware, the civil foundation pads, the cabling and the permits. We also cover maintenance, repairs and software. You pay ₹0 upfront and ₹0 to run it.
A 180 kW hub can earn a host up to ₹50,000 a month. That figure moves with how many cars charge, how many units they draw and how busy your site is. You earn a fixed monthly lease on the bays plus 15% to 20% of the profit on every unit sold.
Two to four parking bays near your entrance or road frontage. A spot on a highway, expressway or busy commercial road. An existing low tension three-phase connection, though a high tension line helps. Restrooms or a café nearby are a plus. If you lease us bare land, we build those ourselves.
Sixty days from the site audit to go-live. We audit and sign in week one. The Energy provider load sanction goes in by day 20. Civil and transformer work is done by day 45. CEIG safety is cleared by day 60. Sites that run on an existing low tension line can go live in 15 to 30 days.
We do. Green Leap deals with the load sanction, the HT cable, the transformer yard and the CEIG safety check. You sign once and we take it from there.
There is no app to download. Drivers scan a WhatsApp QR code on the charger or use their vehicle FASTag. Payment is automatic. When a driver plugs in, our system sends a discount voucher for your restaurant or shop straight to their phone.
Yes. Under our FOCO franchise model you fund the hardware and hold the asset. Green Leap still runs the site: branding, operations, billing and maintenance stay with us, under our brand.
They do, and we claim them for you. Under PM E-DRIVE and state EV rules, a station can earn back 20% to 30% of the kit cost. The cap is ₹10 lakh per fast charger. Land leases can get 100% stamp duty exemption. Most state Energy providers have an EV tariff of about ₹5.00 to ₹8.50 a unit. Many waive the duty on it for five to ten years.
Send us an address. We'll come back with a bay count, a monthly earning estimate and the subsidies your state allows.
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