DC charging · Type 6 & Type 7

Small vehicles. Big electric ambitions.

Purpose-built DC charging for the two- and three-wheelers that keep cities moving. Our highest-selling charger category brings compact hardware, connected operations and practical fleet charging together.

TOBOR brochure illustration of a 12 kW charging site for electric two- and three-wheelers2W / 3W · Fleet favourite
3–12 kWLow-voltage DC range
Type 6 / 7Vehicle-specific configurations
OCPP 1.6JConnected charging operations
TOBOR 12 kW DC charger shown alongside an electric three-wheeler in the product brochure
Meet the 12 kW model

Built around the rhythm of your fleet.

A low-voltage DC charger for compatible 2W and 3W vehicles, with a wall-mounted or stand-mounted installation. Connect charging sessions to the app and your operations team through Wi-Fi or 4G.

Model rating
12 kW
DC voltage range
40–60 V
Input supply
3-phase · 400 V AC ±10%
Connector options
Type 6 / Type 7*
Access & control
QR code · Mobile app
Connectivity
Wi-Fi · 4G

*The brochure presents Type 6 and Type 7 compatibility for the 12 kW family. Connector configuration, vehicle communication and available power per output are confirmed for your fleet before supply. Actual charging power follows the vehicle and the selected configuration.

Discuss the 12 kW charger ↗
The light EV range

The right charger for each stop.

Alongside the 12 kW model, choose compact 3 kW and 6 kW configurations to suit the available supply and the vehicles you run.

TOBOR 3 kW Type 6 DC charger — brochure product visualLow-voltage DC

3 kW Type 6

Single-phase · 220 V AC ±10%

A compact DC charging option for compatible two- and three-wheelers.

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TOBOR 6 kW Type 6 DC charger — brochure product visualLow-voltage DC

6 kW Type 6

Single-phase · 220 V AC ±10%

More charging power for compatible delivery vehicles and fleet operations.

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TOBOR 3 kW Type 6 & Type 7 DC charger — brochure product visualLow-voltage DC

3 kW Type 6 & Type 7

Single-phase · 220 V AC ±10%

Type 6 and Type 7 configurations for sites serving a mix of light EVs.

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Wall or stand mountApp controlQR accessWi-Fi & 4GElectrical safety protections
Everyday electric mobility

Designed around the way you operate.

Last-mile delivery

Plan charging around rider shifts and dispatch windows. Select the charger and connector against your vehicle list, then manage sessions through the app.

Three-wheeler depots

Build a dedicated charging area for compatible e-rickshaws and electric cargo vehicles, with the right input supply and a practical mounting layout.

Shared mobility hubs

Bring compact charging points into managed parking and fleet hubs. Add CSMS for visibility across charger status, sessions and site operations.

Before you choose a charger.

Are Type 6 and Type 7 interchangeable?

No. We match the physical connector, battery voltage, communication protocol and charging limits to the vehicle. Share the make, model and battery specification for every vehicle in your fleet so the correct configuration can be confirmed.

What electrical supply does the site need?

The brochure lists single-phase 220 V AC ±10% for the 3 kW and 6 kW models, and three-phase 400 V AC ±10% for the 12 kW model. Our team checks your sanctioned load, protection and cable sizing as part of the site design.

Can charging be integrated with solar and battery storage?

Yes, a site can be designed with solar integration and TOBOR battery storage to manage the charging demand. The final system depends on daily energy use, charging windows and grid capacity.

How do I select the power and number of chargers?

Send the number of vehicles, their battery capacities, daily distance and available charging time. We use that information to recommend the charger mix and confirm the output configuration with your vehicle requirements.

Part of your complete energy system

Charging is only the beginning.

Connect your chargers with solar, battery storage and TOBOR software. One team can help size the system, coordinate power and support daily operations.