One group, three businesses
Chargers, trucks, and the software between them — one group.
BFCEV Energy Solutions builds on three connected fronts: the charging hardware, the electric freight that depends on it, and the software that runs across both. Each is its own brand, on its own domain, with its own customers. None of them was designed alone.
- Charging hardware
- Electric freight
- Software and automation
The brands
Three businesses, one parent
Hover a card — or tab through them — and the page takes on that brand's colour. Click through to go straight to the business.
- Hardware backbone
Electrovolt
EV charging infrastructure — the physical network that powers electric transport.
Visit electrovolt.in(opens in a new tab) - Electric freight
Velosity
Moving goods across India's highway corridors on electric trucks.
Visit velosity.in(opens in a new tab) - Software backbone
Scalable
Automation, web systems and the software that runs the group.
Visit scalable.ltd(opens in a new tab) - The parent
BFCEV
The company the three businesses sit inside: shared engineering, shared standards, and one place to start a conversation.
How the group is structured
Ecosystem
How clean energy, transport and software connect
BFCEV sits in the middle. Power, movement and control pass between the three businesses — which is why they were built in the same room rather than bought from three suppliers.
Power
Electrovolt puts energy where vehicles stop
Charging hardware for depots, corridors and city sites — the physical layer that everything electric ultimately depends on.
Movement
Velosity turns that energy into freight
Electric trucks built to move goods across India's highway corridors. Their duty cycles are what a charging network should be designed around.
Control
Scalable keeps the whole thing legible
Routing, monitoring, dispatch and the internal systems — the software layer that lets hardware and haulage behave as one operation.
Every line on this map is a dependency the group owns at both ends.
Why one group
Built together, not bolted together
One brief, three disciplines
A charging site, a truck route and a dispatch screen are normally three vendors with three roadmaps. Inside BFCEV they answer to one brief.
Specification travels
Because one group owns the route, the charger and the dispatch screen, a constraint found in any one of them becomes a requirement in the other two — without waiting on a procurement cycle to carry it there.
Independent brands, shared spine
Each business sells on its own terms, to its own market, from its own domain. The engineering, standards and systems underneath are common.
Charging hardware, electric freight and software — built to work together.
Questions
BFCEV, in plain answers.
What is BFCEV Energy Solutions?
BFCEV Energy Solutions Private Limited is an Indian parent company that owns three operating brands: Electrovolt (EV charging infrastructure), Velosity (electric freight) and Scalable (software and automation). It does not sell to the public under its own name; each brand runs its own business on its own website.
Which companies are part of the BFCEV group?
Three brands. Electrovolt is the hardware backbone — EV charging infrastructure (electrovolt.in). Velosity is building electric freight operations on India's highway corridors (velosity.in). Scalable is the software backbone — automation and digital systems (scalable.ltd).
Is Velosity part of BFCEV?
Yes. Velosity is a division of BFCEV Energy Solutions and a fully independent public brand, with its own name, its own customers and its own commercial identity.
How do Electrovolt, Velosity and Scalable work together?
They are three layers of one problem: moving goods on electricity instead of diesel. Electrovolt supplies the charging layer, Scalable supplies the software layer, and Velosity is building electric freight operations that run on both.
Where is BFCEV Energy Solutions based?
Registered office in Valsad, Gujarat, India. The group is built for national scope rather than a single region.
How do I contact BFCEV?
Email purchase_hub@electrovolt.in or use the enquiry form on the contact page. Enquiries are tagged to the brand they concern and answered by the team responsible for it. If you already know which business you need, its own website takes enquiries too.
Work with the group
Tell us what you're moving, and where.
Fleet operators, site owners, and teams that need the software wrapped around both: start with one conversation and we will point you at the right part of the group.