Ravindra Energy associate EIM partners with HPCL for EV charging infrastructure
Ravindra Energy's associate, EIM, partners with HPCL to set up EV charging and battery swapping infrastructure for heavy commercial vehicles at HPCL retail outlets. The rollout will focus on key freight corridors over the next 18-24 months, with a target of 40 operational stations by March 2027.
This partnership is significant for EIM's growth in the EV infrastructure space and contributes to Ravindra Energy's associate business, but its direct financial impact on Ravindra Energy itself is not immediately quantifiable.
The partnership between EIM and HPCL for EV infrastructure is a positive development, indicating expansion and strategic growth in the electric mobility sector.
Ravindra Energy Limited's associate company, Energy In Motion Limited (EIM), has entered into an agreement with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) to establish and operate fast charging and battery swapping infrastructure for heavy commercial vehicles at select HPCL retail outlets across India.
This partnership aims to deploy charging and battery swapping infrastructure in a phased manner, with plans to establish swap-and-charge hubs on key freight corridors, including Mumbai-Pune, Delhi-Jaipur, and Chennai-Bangalore, over the next 18 to 24 months. These stations will be integrated with EIM's technology platform for real-time availability and digital payments.
EIM will manage the battery inventory and swapping hardware, while HPCL will provide the space, utilities, and amenities at its outlets. EIM has already commissioned six heavy-duty swap stations in the Delhi-NCR region and JNPA port area, with a daily capacity of 840 battery swaps. The company is targeting 40 operational heavy commercial vehicle swap-cum-charging stations by the end of March 2027.
Narendra Murkumbi, Managing Director of EIM, stated that the collaboration leverages EIM's battery and fleet expertise with HPCL's retail network to build dependable swap-and-charge hubs on major freight corridors.
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