Servotech Power Systems Ltd., homegrown EV Charger manufacturer, has bagged an order from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) to provide 1800 DC Fast EV Chargers. The order encompasses two charger variants, 60 kW and 120 kW and Servotech said they aim to complete this project by the end of 2024. Servotech Power Systems and BPCL had previously worked together to transform the E-Mobility landscape.
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The company also bagged an order to supply and install 2649 AC EV Chargers at different locations across the country for BPCL’s E-drive project. Servotech has already completed 36% of supply and installation and the entire project will be completed by March’24.
As for the new DC Fast Charger order, the project is valued at Rs 120 Crores will involve Servotech manufacturing, supplying, installing and strategically deploying these 1800 EV chargers across the nation, particularly at BPCL petrol pumps in major cities.
As per a press statement, this initiative aims to establish e-mobility touchpoints, optimizing transactions, improving availability, simplifying discovery, and facilitating navigation for EV users. The overarching goal is to ensure convenient access to the expanding EV charging network.
Servotech has already successfully supplied 4000 EV Chargers across India (as of Jan 2024) and has been contributing the rapidly developing EV charging infrastructure in India. Servotech develops both AC and DC chargers for B2B purposes.
Sarika Bhatia, Director of Servotech Power Systems Ltd., said “We take immense pride in accelerating India’s E-Mobility revolution in collaboration with BPCL. Our partnership focuses on establishing a dynamic EV charging network that makes EV charging accessible for EV owners nationwide. Through cutting-edge DC Fast EV Chargers, Servotech Power Systems aims to play a pivotal role in realizing India’s ambitious goals in the E-Mobility sector, bringing the nation closer to becoming an EV-powered nation.”
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