Which course should I take first?

Electric Vehicle Technology, then EV Charging Infrastructure.

Does it cover CCS2 and DC fast charging?

Yes, along with the control pilot, OCPP and the economics of a charging site.

Is this a licence to install chargers?

No. Installer qualifications are set by local electrical authorities.

Is it free, and is there a certificate?

Every lesson, note and assessment is free. The EDWartens certificate is optional and paid, and you can finish without it.

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Free electric vehicle courses with certificate

Free electric vehicle courses: EV technology from batteries, motors and power electronics to the battery management system, and EV charging infrastructure from AC and DC chargers to CCS2, OCPP and how a charging station is planned.

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2 courses · 18 modules · 13h 21m of video · Updated 27 September 2026

FreeElectric vehiclesIntermediate

EV Charging Infrastructure: AC, DC, CCS2 and Charging Stations

How EV charging actually works, from the grid to the battery: AC and DC chargers and what is inside them, Type-2 and CCS2, the control pilot, OCPP, public charging stations, battery swapping, and the economics of a charging business. Built on NPTEL lectures from IIT Madras and IIT Roorkee.

Explain AC and DC charging and where conversion happens
Calculate charging times and control pilot currents
Describe what is inside AC and DC chargers

9 modules 6h 23mView course

FreeElectric vehiclesBeginner

Electric Vehicle Technology Fundamentals

How an electric vehicle works, from the road back to the cell: the drivetrain, EV markets with India as a case study, the forces on a vehicle, drive cycles and energy per km, lithium-ion battery parameters, SoC and SoH, pack development, the BMS and thermal design, and motors and controllers. Built on NPTEL lectures from IIT Madras.

Describe the parts of an electric drivetrain and how energy flows
Explain why two- and three-wheelers lead some EV markets, such as India's
Calculate drag, rolling resistance, gradient force and power

9 modules 6h 58mView course

Compare the Electric vehicles courses

Course	Level	Modules	Video	Brand
EV Charging Infrastructure: AC, DC, CCS2 and Charging Stations	Intermediate	9	6h 23m	Vendor-neutral
Electric Vehicle Technology Fundamentals	Beginner	9	6h 58m	Vendor-neutral

How to choose

Take Electric Vehicle Technology first for the vehicle itself, then EV Charging Infrastructure for the chargers, standards and sites. Electrical contractors who only install chargers can start with the charging course.

Questions

Which course should I take first?: Electric Vehicle Technology, then EV Charging Infrastructure.
Does it cover CCS2 and DC fast charging?: Yes, along with the control pilot, OCPP and the economics of a charging site.
Is this a licence to install chargers?: No. Installer qualifications are set by local electrical authorities.
Is it free, and is there a certificate?: Every lesson, note and assessment is free. The EDWartens certificate is optional and paid, and you can finish without it.