How the CPO model works.
What you control - and what you take on
Indicative bulk pricing.
Shown on the ChargeSpot 7, the volume seller. Final pricing, territory rights and platform fees are set in the CPO agreement.
The second revenue line. CPOs do not have to own every charger. Reselling units to host partners at MRP earns ₹12,500 per 7 kW unit at the 25% slab - capital returned immediately, with the host carrying the asset while you keep a platform or management share of their sessions. Most CPO networks end up a mix: owned chargers at the strongest sites, resold chargers everywhere else.
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All revenue, profit, payback and return figures shown are illustrative projections built on the stated assumptions. They are not guarantees, forecasts or an offer of a fixed return. Actual results depend on site utilisation, local tariffs, electricity rates and operating costs.