Picture a shopping mall car park on a busy Saturday, or a highway stop on a long drive out of the city. An electric car pulls in, plugs in, and starts charging. While the driver grabs a coffee, the charger itself is doing a second job: its bright screen is showing an advertisement, earning money for the business that owns the site. That is the idea Servotech Renewable Power System Limited brought to the Renewable Energy India Expo 2026 in Greater Noida — charging hardware that pays its own way.
Servotech, headquartered in New Delhi and listed on the NSE, unveiled two new chargers at the expo, alongside a refreshed solar and storage line. Together, they turn three separate pieces of a clean-energy site — the charger, the solar inverter and the battery — into one connected Indian ecosystem.
The 360 kW charger that shares its power
The headline launch is the Dynamix360, a 360 kW split-type DC fast charger. Instead of one big box doing all the work, it uses a central power stack connected to up to four satellite dispensers, with intelligent power sharing between them. The company says this lets a site serve several vehicles from one installation, sending power where it is needed most at any moment. Each dispenser carries a 15-inch touchscreen LED display.
Beside it stands the Nexus120, a 120 kW dual-gun smart charger. It carries a high-brightness 43-inch HD LED display and a dedicated mobile app control, with IP55-rated protection. The company says the displays on both chargers are designed to double as advertising space in high-footfall locations such as business parks and shopping malls — a revenue stream for charge point operators on top of the charging itself.
As Servotech managing director Raman Bhatia put it at the launch: “With Dynamix360 and Nexus120, we are bringing together efficient EV charging and digital advertising in a way that benefits both operators and brands. These solutions can help improve charger utilisation, create additional commercial opportunities, and make charging infrastructure more valuable in high-footfall locations.”
Solar and storage to go with the charger
A charger is only as clean as the power behind it, and Servotech used the same expo to showcase the rest of the system. Its Sparkle Pro (IP54) and Sparkle Elite (IP65) hybrid inverters bring advanced hybrid capability to residential and commercial installations, and its advanced micro grid inverter is built to strengthen power resilience in off-grid and weak-grid environments.
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The new 241 kWh commercial battery energy storage system scales storage for peak shaving, solar integration and commercial backup — the piece that lets a business store sunshine for the evening rush, or ride through a grid interruption without stopping. The company says the new solar inverters and storage solutions are set for export to SAARC countries and the Middle East, taking Indian-built power electronics to new markets.
Two decades of Indian power electronics
Servotech’s story starts in 2004, when the company began with sine-wave inverters for homes and businesses. From there it grew into solar products, batteries and EV charging, building a DC charger range that now runs from 30 kW to 360 kW. The company also holds a patented system that lets CCS2 DC fast chargers charge GB/T-based electric vehicles, so older vehicles are not left behind as charging standards evolve.
That long arc — from a single inverter to a full charging, solar and storage ecosystem — is what makes the REI Expo launches feel like a milestone rather than just another product refresh. Servotech is no longer selling a charger, an inverter or a battery in isolation. It is selling the whole energy loop, designed and built in India, for the malls, highways, factories and neighbourhoods where India’s electric future will actually plug in.
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