Zenergize raises $4m pre-Series A to scale EV charging and energy systems

Gurugram-based Zenergize Technologies has raised $4 million in a Giraffe Studios-led pre-Series A round to expand manufacturing, R&D, sales and service networks for SiC-based EV chargers, solar inverters and battery storage systems.

— FiledTue, 1 Sept, 2026, 10:09 IST·First seen Tue, 1 Sept, 2026, 10:09 IST·Source Entrackr

What happened

Gurugram-based Zenergize Technologies raised $4 million in a Giraffe Studios-led pre-Series A round to expand manufacturing, R&D, sales and service networks for

Key facts

  • $4 million
  • Rs 30 crore annual revenue run rate
  • Rs 150 crore order book
  • 240 kW charger capacity
  • Rs 100 crore target annual revenue run rate
  • 9 months

Why this matters

Retail, fuel, real estate and mobility companies should assess Zenergize as a potential strategic partner for bundled charging and distributed-energy deployments as it expands manufacturing and service coverage.

What to watch

  • Quarterly order-book conversion and disclosed installed charging capacity.
  • Evidence of progress toward the Rs 100 crore annualized revenue target within nine months.
  • New fleet, mall, fuel-retail, real-estate or OEM customer wins.
  • Gross-margin and service-network indicators as manufacturing and sales headcount expand.
  • Availability and pricing of SiC power components, batteries and other imported electronics.
  • Policy changes affecting charging subsidies, grid interconnection, public procurement or domestic manufacturing incentives.
  • Signs of receivables stress or additional debt/equity financing needs.
  • Increase manufacturing capacity for SiC-based chargers, solar inverters and battery systems.
  • Build service technicians, spare-parts inventory and regional installation coverage in high-EV-adoption corridors.
  • Prioritize enterprise contracts with fleets, commercial property owners, retail parking operators and renewable-energy integrators.
  • Use the order book to secure component procurement terms and working-capital facilities.
  • Package charging hardware with solar and storage to reduce customer power-cost and grid-reliability concerns.

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