By:- Akshay Shekhar, Co-founder & CEO, Kazam,
“Engineering is not simply about making technology more advanced; it is about making infrastructure work smarter, use resources more efficiently and create greater impact at scale. In the EV ecosystem, this means engineering cannot stop at the charger: the real opportunity lies in the intelligence layer that connects energy data, grid infrastructure, software and on-ground hardware into one system that actually works.
At Kazam, our engineering teams work across this stack: from our smart EV chargers for every vehicle segment, , to energy management software for electric bus depots, to field engineers ensuring electrical readiness at every EV consumer’s home, we solve the practical, unglamorous problems of powering electric mobility in India. The next phase won’t be defined by how many chargers exist, but by how intelligently and openly, the energy and data layer around them is engineered.
On National Engineers’ Day, we celebrate the engineers making sustainability real, not as an aspiration, but as something designed, tested and improved in the real world, charger by charger, integration by integration.”