● Powered by India’s first indigenous charger OS – Harmony OS

● Built to scale EV infrastructure with unmatched reliability, economics, and user experience

Exicom, one of Indias leading EV charging and critical power solutions provider, announced the launch of Harmony Direct 2.0, its next- generation DC fast charger, purpose-engineered for rock-solid reliability, smarter station economics, and superior user experience. The product was unveiled in 2.0 – a power packed- industry event organised by Exicom. Designed to tackle critical adoption barriers head- on, Harmony Direct 2.0 marks a pivotal advancement in India’s EV infrastructure journey.

At the heart of Harmony Direct 2.0 lies Harmony OS, India’s first indigenously developed charger operating system. Harmony OS puts intelligence at the core, automating charger-to-car-to-cloud interactions for unmatched control, customization and confidence. The charger is uniquely equipped with sensor-based diagnostics and the AI- enabled Harmony Connect for remote charger management, drastically minimizing downtime and maximizing station reliability. “Reliability and trust are central to accelerating EV adoption in India,” said Anant Nahata, Managing Director and CEO, Exicom. “With Harmony Direct 2.0, we’ve engineered a product that transcends traditional charging solutions, and sets a new

standard for infrastructure robustness, operational economics, and intuitive user experience. This product reflects our deep understanding of both global technology trends and local market demands, solidifying our commitment to India’s EV ecosystem.”

Highlighting the technology further, Anshuman Divyanshu, CEO, EVSE Business, Exicom, added, “Harmony Direct 2.0 is meticulously crafted to deliver exceptional efficiency and operational intelligence, bringing in attributes that matter the most for charge point and fleet operators. This product will help them scale with confidence.”

Harmony Direct 2.0 introduces groundbreaking efficiency through dynamic load sharing between plugs. Through smart power handling, the charger also tackles the issue of reactive losses, thus significantly reducing energy costs. Additionally, it debuts the peerless Harmony Net technology, and enables intelligent real-time power sharing across multiple chargers, that enhances flexibility and scalability for charge point operators. Additionally, its multi-stack charging functionality takes smart charging to the next level, enabling multiple nuanced logics. Built around user convenience, it features an intuitive, smartphone-like user interface coupled with ergonomic cable and connector design, ensuring effortless handling for all users, including fleet operators and individual EV drivers.

As India moves swiftly towards achieving its ambitious EV adoption goals, infrastructure reliability will be the definitive measure of success. With Harmony Direct 2.0, Exicom positions itself at the forefront of this transformation, providing an infrastructure solution that not only meets today’s requirements but also is ready for tomorrow’s challenges.

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