We think differently, using cutting-edge technology to create the transformative solutions that people need. At the same time, we care about how we do business and how we take care of our people, our customers and the planet. We’re a living wage employer and hold Investors in People accreditation.

Mike Schooling, the man at the wheel

“I’ve been passionate about EVs since 2013, when I decided to try out converting a petrol Mazda RX8 to electric, in my garage. I founded Indra soon afterwards, and it was immediately clear to us that EV chargers had a long way to go - a great opportunity. 

Ever since, we’ve been focused on developing technology that will give our customers the smartest chargers on the market, while making the world a greener, better place. 

I’m proud of the fact that we’re completely based in the UK. I want Indra to be a great place to work, which will enable us to continue to change the world for the better”

Our vision is to be at the heart of sustainable energy and transport ecosystems by pioneering technology and products that integrate vehicles with the home, destinations, and the grid.

Our leadership team is helping us achieve this through the diverse experience & skills they bring to our company. 

We aim to keep waste at a minimum and recycle as much as possible. All product packaging and delivery material is 100% recyclable.

Our waste-management company hand-sorts recycling, which means we can monitor our monthly wastage. Our aim is for 0% landfill.

Our team are always looking for new ways to minimise our impact on the environment and maximise performance. For example, our products have been designed to use a single printed circuit board. This streamlines our manufacturing process, reducing errors and waste. 

Indra encourages its employees to support the communities in which it operates through corporate volunteering and other activities. Staff get a day's paid leave a year to support a charity or organisation of their choice. Organisations recently helped via the Scheme include the Scouts, St Richard's Hospice & homeless charity Crisis at Christmas.