Where to find public charging stations in Khan Market, Delhi?
The history of Khan Market started in 1951. The market is named after Abdul Jabbar Khan who is the brother of famous freedom fighter Abdul Gaffar Khan by the immigrants who came to India after Partition. Abdul-Jabbar is said to have safely transported 100,000 Hindus from Pakistan to India during the partition. Khan Market is among the most expensive markets in the world due to its large number of outlets present here. It is also known as the heart of Delhi. People from all over the world come here for shopping and good food.
Initially, the rent of the shop was only Rs 50 per month and the rent of the shop was 420 square feet. In 1956, the shop rent was Rs 6,516 under the ministry's circular. Currently, there are about 156 stores and the shops built here have to pay a rent of up to 6 million rupees per month. A few years ago, a man named Deepak Tanwar asked the former Home Secretary Rajnath Singh to change the Khan Market name to Valmiki Market. Khan Market shopkeepers vehemently opposed this proposal.
Activities to do in Khan Market
Famous Tourist Spots: India International Centre, Lodhi Garden, Rajpath/Rashtrapati Bhavan, India Habitat Center, Purana Qila (Old Fort)
Famous outlets for shopping: Anokhi, Fab India, Good Earth, Amrapali deals for jewelry, Anand Stationeries for crafts and handicrafts
Famous Restaurants and food spots: Khan Chacha for Mughlai food, SodaBottleOpenerwala for Parsi food, Latitude 28 for Italian food, Starbucks for coffee, Mamagoto’s pan, The Big Chill Creamery
DC Chargers in Khan Market, Delhi
EESL: It is a DC-001 type of charger spread across 62 major spots of the capital city. EESL installed charging stations with the help of multiple stakeholders across Delhi in SDMC and NDMC Delhi. The very first public charging spot was built on July 20, 2020, at the Chelmsford Club in New Delhi. Charging Plaza can charge 14 electric vehicles simultaneously. It has total 3 chargers of CHAdeMO of 60 kW, 2 chargers of CCS of 60 kW, and 2 type 2 chargers of 22 kW. You can visit DLF mall in Noida for shopping and Asola Bhati wildlife sanctuary for picnic. You can reach here via google map (link)
AC Chargers in Khan Market, Delhi
Kazam EV: There are three main types of EV chargers provided by Kazam, Rapid, fast and slow chargers. Each charger model has a set of compatible connectors specifically designed for low or high power consumption. It is also compatible with both AC and DC charging. People can install Kazam EV charging stations in shopping malls, restaurants, offices, shops, parking, and in free space. You can also earn money by installing it and charging fees for using chargers. Making payments for Kazam chargers is very very easy, you can easily add money on the Kazam Application and pay directly from the app. It has two chargers in Mohan Cooperative Industrial Estate which you can easily locate with Kazam Application, It is 24*7 available at the rate of Rs 15/unit. You can visit Tughlakabad fort and Surajkund for outing with your family while Kazam charger is charging your vehicle.
Are you a resident of Delhi? Install your own subsidized EV charger!
A subsidy of Rs 6,000 will be awarded for each charger. Private Homes, bungalows, or spaces with a single meter can avail of this subsidy by installing EV chargers. You can install charging stations in semi-public areas such as shopping malls, Group Housing Societies, workshops, hospitals, and shops. It can be through a hassle-free single window system and by Discom empanelled vendors. The subsidy is not available for DC001 chargers. Applicants can access the portal to view government-approved electric vehicles (EVs). They can compare the prices of the available charging stations and order online. To buy subsidized chargers,
1. Enter your CA number (customer account number) and hit on submit/validate.
2. Enter the OTP received on your mobile phone.
3. On the next page, it will reflect all the information related to your charging station.
4. Select Dwelling Unit type as Private, Public, or Semi-Public.
5. Choose your Dwelling Unit like kirana stores, homes, hospitals, schools, and so on.
6. Choose your charger type from Lev AC and Bharat AC 001 chargers by drop-down menu in Charger Type option.
7. Select your preferable EV vendor name.
8. Choose the subsidy model as the Capex model which means one-time payment. You can also choose the Subscription Model which is available for 36 months.
9. Choose the quantity. You can buy only one charging station to avail subsidy if you are a single-dwelling household, bungalow, or home with one electric meter. If you have commercial meters, you can purchase up to 20 charging stations. Please note that the number of charging points must be 20% less than the number of available parking spaces. This means that if any commercial building has 10 parking spaces, the owner of the building can only avail subsidy for 2 charging stations.
10. You can check the load feasibility check as well. Suppose if you are buying a charger of 3 KW, enter 3 KW here to check if it comes under load sanction or not.
11. Lastly, hit on the submit button. Your information will be shared with the vendor you choose. They will contact you by themselves. To know more, watch video
Please contact us at support@kazam.in or +91 9958943092. Our team will respond to all questions you may have. To request a callback, go to Kazam Charging Station - Delhi Subsidy and fill out the form. We will be delighted to assist you.
