Servotech Power Systems Ltd., a leader in the development of EV chargers and solar solutions, and Electra EV, India’s leading Electric Vehicle Powertrain solutions company, have announced a collaboration for a jointly owned revolutionary EV charger technology, for which they filed for patents recently.
These ground-breaking solutions enable fast DC charging of any GB/T Bharat DC 001 vehicle (which is on sub 200V DC platforms) from the CCS2 charging network by adding a connector using a small additional gadget. This need was established by Electra EV serving their OEM and fleet customers. This innovation paves the way for seamless charging compatibility, eliminates the need for expensive dual infrastructure deployment, and benefits passenger services and commercial vehicles relying on the GB/T Bharat DC 001 protocol.
“We are thrilled to partner with Electra EV, a company that shares our vision for a sustainable and accessible e-mobility future,” said Arun Handa, Chief Technical Officer, Servotech Power Systems Ltd. “This collaboration brings together exceptional technological expertise and a commitment to innovation. The joint ownership of these patents will accelerate the development of a next-generation EV charging ecosystem that benefits businesses and consumers alike.”
“Electra EV is delighted to announce the collaboration with Servotech Power Systems, which is working towards reimagining the EV charging landscape with solutions that are fit for purpose,” said Samir Yajnik, CEO of Electra EV. “This breakthrough technology aligns perfectly with Electra EV’s mission to pioneer the transition to electric vehicles. We see incredible potential for solutions from this collaboration in progressing India’s EV growth journey.”
The partnership between Servotech Power Systems Ltd. and Electra EV signifies a pivotal moment in the advancement of the EV industry across India and other countries adopting the GB/T Bharat DC 001 standard. This united front paves the way for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles by streamlining charging infrastructure and driving down costs.
