EV charging for highway restaurants & cafés

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EV charging for highway restaurants & cafés

30–60 minute meal stops — exactly the length of a DC fast charge. A fast charger turns a meal stop into a charging stop. Drivers choose restaurants where they can charge, and spend the waiting time — and money — at your tables.

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Which charger fits

DC 60 kW

Adds most of a car's range during a 30–40 minute meal.

DC 120 kW

For busy highway stretches where several cars arrive together.

Canopy & signage

Visible branding that tells drivers on the highway they can charge here.

Zero Investment works well for restaurants on national highways; a franchise lets owners keep all the charging revenue.

What your site needs

  • Highway frontage with easy entry and exit
  • Two or more parking bays near seating
  • Three-phase power and space for the charger cabinet
  • Washrooms and seating for drivers

Frequently asked questions

Is an EV charger profitable for a highway restaurant?

Charging revenue plus extra food sales from drivers who stop to charge. Relux's expected ROI for franchise stations is 3–5 years, depending on traffic, tariff and utilisation; with Zero Investment there is no capital outlay.

Which charger suits a dhaba or highway restaurant?

A 60 kW DC charger matches a typical meal stop; 120 kW suits busy corridors.

Does Relux already have chargers at highway restaurants & cafés?

Yes — 4 Relux stations are hosted at highway restaurants & cafés, including Pattikatan Cafe (Vaikundam), Paradise Family Restaurent (Perundurai), HR Legacy Pakoda Point (Yercaud), Food Mania, Mandi (Ner Chowk).

Add a charger at your restaurant or café

Relux checks your power, parking and footfall, then recommends the right charger and model.