Charger on Wheels (COW), an electric vehicle charging solutions provider, has announced its expansion into Hyderabad through strategic collaborations with Aparna Constructions and Estates and T-Works. The company plans to introduce its doorstep mobile EV charging services in the city, aiming to make electric vehicle charging more accessible for residential communities and EV owners.
The expansion is designed to address one of the major challenges associated with electric vehicle adoption in urban areas: convenient access to charging infrastructure. In many residential complexes, installing individual EV charging points can be difficult because of limited parking spaces, electrical infrastructure requirements and restrictions on installing private charging equipment.
Charger on Wheels aims to overcome these challenges through its mobile, self-powered DC fast-charging solutions. Instead of requiring EV owners to visit fixed charging stations, the company’s mobile charging units travel directly to customers’ locations and provide on-demand charging services. Customers can schedule charging appointments, allowing them to charge their vehicles conveniently at their residential premises.
Partnership with Aparna Constructions to Expand Residential EV Charging
As part of its Hyderabad expansion strategy, Charger on Wheels has entered into a business collaboration with Aparna Constructions and Estates. Through this partnership, the company will introduce its mobile EV charging services across mutually agreed Aparna residential projects.
The initiative will provide residents with access to EV charging facilities without requiring them to install individual fixed charging systems. This approach is expected to benefit apartment communities where conventional charging infrastructure may be challenging to implement.
The collaboration also highlights the growing importance of EV-ready infrastructure in residential real estate developments as electric vehicle ownership continues to increase across Indian cities.
Anil Kumar, Founder and CEO of Charger on Wheels, said the partnership represents an important milestone for the company. He highlighted that convenient charging access will become increasingly important as more consumers transition towards electric mobility, particularly in residential developments where installing private chargers is not always practical.
T-Works Partnership to Support EV Technology Development
Alongside its residential charging expansion, Charger on Wheels has commenced physical incubation at T-Works in Hyderabad after signing an incubation agreement.
Through this association, T-Works will provide the company with access to incubation facilities, technical mentorship and professional networks. The collaboration is expected to support its engineering activities, product development initiatives and technological innovation.
Charger on Wheels has also demonstrated its mobile EV charging technology to the management of the Indian School of Business (ISB) at the T-Works facility.
Additionally, the company showcased its solutions at the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) office in Hyderabad under its Innovation Initiative. Discussions are currently underway to explore potential collaborations related to sustainable mobility and green infrastructure.
92 kWh Battery Storage and 60 kW DC Fast Charging Technology
Charger on Wheels’ latest mobile charging unit features a 92 kWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) integrated with a 60 kW DC fast charger.
The unit comes equipped with dual CCS2 connectors, allowing two electric vehicles to be charged simultaneously. Its battery-powered configuration enables the company to deliver charging services directly to vehicles without depending on individual fixed charging installations.
The company also has a strategic backing partnership with Exicom Tele-Systems, supporting its position in India’s EV charging and battery energy storage ecosystem.
Targets 70+ Mobile Charging Units by March 2027
Charger on Wheels is planning to expand its mobile charging network significantly, targeting the deployment of more than 70 mobile charging units by March 2027. The company also has a long-term ambition to establish its presence in five countries over the next five years.
With its Hyderabad expansion, partnerships with residential developers and technology incubation support, Charger on Wheels aims to strengthen the availability of flexible EV charging solutions.
The company’s mobile charging model is expected to complement conventional charging stations by addressing last-mile charging requirements, particularly for EV owners who cannot install private chargers at home.
As India’s electric mobility ecosystem continues to develop, solutions combining battery storage, mobile charging and on-demand energy delivery could play an important role in improving charging accessibility across urban residential communities.
