Servotech
Servotech is an Indian renewable-energy and electric-vehicle-charging company that makes solar, lighting, power-conversion, and EV-charging equipment.
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Overview
Servotech is an Indian renewable-energy equipment company headquartered in New Delhi. Established in 2004 as Servotech Power Systems Limited, it began by making sine-wave inverters for domestic and commercial use. The company later broadened its portfolio into solar products, LED lighting, solar streetlights, and solar-hybrid inverters, building a business around power conversion, distributed energy, and energy-efficient infrastructure. A major part of Servotech’s more recent strategy has been the development and manufacture of electric-vehicle charging equipment. Its portfolio includes AC-DC chargers, ultra-fast DC chargers, and home AC chargers. This expansion places the company at the intersection of renewable power and transport electrification: its earlier experience with inverters and solar systems provides a technical base for equipment that converts, manages, and distributes electricity for electric vehicles. Servotech became a publicly traded company in 2017, when its shares were admitted to the National Stock Exchange of India’s SME platform on August 24. In 2021, the company migrated to the NSE mainboard. In December 2024, it changed its corporate name to Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited, while continuing to use Servotech as its principal brand identity. The renaming reflected the company’s broader positioning around renewable power systems and EV infrastructure rather than only its earlier power-systems activities. The company reports manufacturing capacity of approximately 300,000 units per month at its Sonipat facility in Haryana. As of March 2024, it was developing a separate facility for power modules, control circuits, and programmable logic controllers used in EV chargers. The planned facility was initially designed to produce 24,000 power modules annually, with an intended expansion path to 240,000 units per year. These components are strategically important because they can reduce dependence on externally sourced charger subsystems and support the scaling of Servotech’s EV business. Servotech has also participated in international clean-mobility projects. Through the German-funded EnerMAAS project, it partnered with LESSzwei GmbH to develop solar-powered charging infrastructure for micromobility in Germany. The planned BIKE-Port stations use solar power and are designed to charge four two-wheelers, with a combined output of 3.3 kW per station. Servotech is responsible for manufacturing 100 stations, while LESSzwei is developing the associated artificial-intelligence and application functions. The deployment plan calls for two stations in each of 50 German cities over the project’s 2.7-year period. Beyond industrial operations, the company owns the Servotech Siliguri Strikers team in the Bengal Pro T20 League. In May 2025, Errol Musk joined Servotech’s global advisory board, giving the company an internationally recognizable advisory figure as it develops its renewable-energy and EV-charging profile. Servotech’s positioning is therefore centered on Indian manufacturing, renewable-energy hardware, and charging infrastructure, with selective international project activity.
History
Servotech was established in 2004 under the name Servotech Power Systems Limited. Its initial business focused on sine-wave inverters serving both commercial and household applications. This starting point gave the company a foundation in power conversion and electrical backup systems, areas that later supported its move into renewable-energy hardware and charging infrastructure. The company expanded beyond conventional inverter products into solar-related equipment and efficient lighting. Its activities came to include solar inverters, solar-hybrid inverters, LED lights, and solar streetlights. This broadened portfolio connected Servotech to India’s growing demand for distributed renewable generation, energy-efficient lighting, and decentralized power systems. Servotech entered the public markets in 2017. Its shares were listed on the National Stock Exchange of India’s SME platform on August 24 of that year. In 2021, the company migrated from the SME platform to the NSE mainboard, marking a transition to the exchange’s principal market segment. During the 2020s, EV charging became a central area of development. Servotech added AC-DC chargers, ultra-fast DC chargers, and home AC chargers to its activities. It also began developing manufacturing capabilities for power modules, control circuits, and programmable logic controllers used in EV chargers. A planned facility associated with this effort was initially designed to make 24,000 power modules annually, with a longer-term target of 240,000 units per year. The company’s existing Sonipat manufacturing operation was reported to have capacity of about 300,000 units per month. Servotech also pursued projects outside India. Under the EnerMAAS project, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, it partnered with LESSzwei GmbH to create solar-powered charging infrastructure for micromobility in Germany. The project combines Servotech’s manufacturing role with LESSzwei’s development of artificial-intelligence and application features. Its planned BIKE-Port units can charge four two-wheelers and provide 3.3 kW of solar-powered output. Servotech’s assignment covers 100 units, intended for deployment in 50 German cities. In December 2024, the company rebranded itself as Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited. The change aligned its corporate name with its broader portfolio in renewable power, solar equipment, and EV charging. In May 2025, Errol Musk joined its global advisory board. Servotech also owns the Servotech Siliguri Strikers team in the Bengal Pro T20 League, giving the brand an activity outside its industrial and energy businesses.
- 2025
Global advisory-board appointment
[1]Errol Musk joined Servotech’s global advisory board in May.
- 2024
Corporate rebranding
[1]In December, Servotech adopted the corporate name Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited.
- 2021
Migration to the NSE mainboard
[1]Servotech migrated from the NSE SME platform to the exchange’s mainboard.
- 2017
SME-platform listing
[1]The company became publicly traded on the National Stock Exchange of India’s SME platform on August 24.
- 2004
Company established
[1]Servotech was established as Servotech Power Systems Limited and initially introduced sine-wave inverters for commercial and domestic applications.
Products and positioning
An Indian renewable-power and EV-infrastructure manufacturer combining solar and power-conversion equipment with electric-vehicle charging systems.
Power conversion · 2004
Sine-wave inverters
Servotech’s original product area consisted of sine-wave inverters for domestic and commercial applications. These devices formed the company’s early base in power conversion and backup or managed electricity supply before it expanded into solar systems, lighting, and EV charging.
Solar power equipment
Solar and solar-hybrid inverters
The company manufactures solar inverters and solar-hybrid inverters for renewable-power applications. These products extend Servotech’s original inverter expertise into systems that integrate solar generation with other power sources or storage and support distributed energy use.
Energy-efficient lighting
LED lights and solar streetlights
Servotech’s lighting activities include LED lights and solar streetlights. The products complement its renewable-energy portfolio by addressing efficient illumination and off-grid or solar-assisted outdoor lighting requirements.
EV charging equipment
Electric-vehicle chargers
Servotech develops AC-DC chargers, ultra-fast DC chargers, and home AC chargers for electric vehicles. The range covers charging applications from residential use to higher-power public or commercial infrastructure and is a major part of the company’s more recent growth strategy.
Micromobility charging infrastructure
BIKE-Port solar charging stations
Under the EnerMAAS project, Servotech is manufacturing solar-powered BIKE-Port stations for electric two-wheelers. Each station is designed to charge four vehicles and provide a combined solar-powered output of 3.3 kW. The planned German deployment covers 100 units across 50 cities.
Brand decisions
2024
Rebrand around renewable power systemsStrategyBackground
Servotech had expanded from its original inverter business into solar equipment, efficient lighting, and EV charging.
Action taken
The company changed its corporate name from Servotech Power Systems Limited to Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited in December 2024.
Aftermath
The rebrand aligned the formal company identity with its wider renewable-energy and electric-mobility portfolio.
2024
Develop domestic EV-charger component productionStrategyBackground
Servotech was expanding its EV-charging activities and required key subsystems for chargers, including power modules, control circuits, and programmable logic controllers.
Action taken
The company began building a dedicated manufacturing plant in Sonipat for these components, initially targeting 24,000 power modules per year and a planned scale-up to 240,000.
Aftermath
The project was intended to strengthen Servotech’s manufacturing base and support expansion of its EV-charger business.
Recent events
- 2025
Errol Musk joins Servotech global advisory board[1]
Leadership change
Errol Musk joined the company’s global advisory board in May 2025.
- 2024
Servotech rebrands as Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited[1]
Other
The company adopted the name Servotech Renewable Power Systems Limited in December 2024, broadening its corporate identity around renewable power systems and related infrastructure.
- 2024
Servotech develops an EV-charger component manufacturing facility[1]
Other
The company was developing a Sonipat facility for power modules, control circuits, and programmable logic controllers used in EV chargers, with planned annual power-module capacity intended to expand substantially.
Servotech participates in the EnerMAAS solar micromobility project[1]
Other
Servotech partnered with LESSzwei GmbH on German solar-powered BIKE-Port charging stations for electric two-wheelers under the EnerMAAS project.
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