Servotech Renewable Power System Limited has introduced two new electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, Dynamix360 and Nexus120, at the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2026. The new chargers are designed for commercial applications, combining high-power EV charging capabilities with digital display technology to create additional business opportunities for charging station operators.
The launch highlights the growing focus on advanced charging infrastructure as India accelerates electric mobility adoption. With the introduction of these products, Servotech aims to address the requirements of commercial locations, including shopping malls, business parks and other high-traffic destinations.
Dynamix360 Offers 360 kW Charging Capacity
The Dynamix360 is an intelligent, 360 kW split-type DC fast charger designed to support flexible charging infrastructure deployment. Its central power unit can connect to up to four charging dispensers, allowing operators to distribute available power through a power-sharing system.
Each dispenser features a 15-inch touchscreen LED display, providing a digital interface for users. The charger also comes with an IP65-rated protection enclosure, designed to offer protection against dust and water exposure under specified conditions.
The split-type architecture could help charging infrastructure developers configure installations according to site requirements. Its multiple-dispenser setup is particularly relevant for commercial charging hubs where operators need to accommodate several vehicles and manage available power efficiently.
Nexus120 Combines Smart Charging and Digital Displays
The second product, Nexus120, is a dual-gun smart EV charger designed to provide charging flexibility alongside digital functionality.
The charger features a large 43-inch high-definition LED display and supports control through a dedicated mobile application. It also carries an IP55-rated protection specification.
The integrated display creates opportunities for operators to use charging locations for digital advertising and promotional content. Businesses could potentially generate additional revenue by displaying brand campaigns and advertisements while customers charge their vehicles.
Digital Advertising Creates New Commercial Opportunities
A key feature of both chargers is the integration of large digital displays into EV charging infrastructure. Servotech sees this combination as a way to connect electric vehicle charging with advertising opportunities in commercially valuable locations.
Raman Bhatia, Managing Director of Servotech Renewable Power System Limited, said the products bring together efficient EV charging and digital advertising. According to the company, this approach could improve charger utilisation while creating additional commercial opportunities for charging operators and brands.
The concept could be particularly relevant to high-footfall locations, where charging infrastructure operators may be able to explore advertising partnerships alongside their core charging services.
Strengthening India’s EV Charging Infrastructure
The launch at REI Expo 2026 reflects the evolving requirements of India’s EV charging ecosystem. As electric vehicles gain traction, charging infrastructure providers are exploring solutions that combine charging capacity, operational flexibility and additional revenue opportunities.
High-power DC chargers can support public and commercial charging applications, although actual charging speeds depend on vehicle compatibility, battery conditions, power allocation and site infrastructure.
Servotech’s latest products add to the range of technologies being developed for India’s expanding EV charging market. Their commercial success will depend on deployment costs, utilisation rates, reliability and the ability of operators to build sustainable business models around charging services.
By combining fast-charging technology with digital display capabilities, Servotech is positioning Dynamix360 and Nexus120 as solutions for operators seeking to make EV charging locations more commercially productive while supporting the country’s transition towards electric mobility.
