Charger on Wheels Announces Hyderabad Expansion with Aparna Constructions, T-Works

Charger on Wheels (COW), an EV charging company that provides on-demand DC fast charging through mobile, self-powered units, delivered directly to the vehicle, is set to launch its doorstep EV charging services in Hyderabad this month.

Charger on Wheels aims to address the challenges of EV charging in urban residential communities, where installing private charging points can be difficult due to space constraints, parking limitations and electrical infrastructure requirements. Its mobile DC fast-charging solution, powered by Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), brings charging directly to EV owners at their location. Customers can book a slot for doorstep charging, eliminating the need to travel to a charging station. The company's latest unit features a 92 kWh battery storage system and a 60 kW DC fast charger with dual CCS2 connectors, enabling simultaneous charging of two vehicles.

As part of its Hyderabad expansion, COW has entered into a business collaboration with Aparna Constructions and Estates. Under this collaboration, charging services will be rolled out immediately across the agreed Aparna projects, providing residents access to mobile EV charging without requiring individual fixed charging installations.

The collaboration reflects the growing relevance of EV charging facilities within residential developments. As more consumers consider electric vehicles, flexible charging options can help developers address residents' mobility requirements while exploring alternatives to conventional charging infrastructure.

Speaking about this collaboration, Anil Kumar, Founder and CEO, Charger On Wheels, said, “Our collaboration with Aparna Constructions is an important milestone for Charger on Wheels. As EV adoption grows, convenient charging access will become an increasingly important consideration for residential communities. Our mobile charging model offers an additional way to address this requirement, particularly in developments where installing individual charging points may be challenging. We look forward to working with Aparna to make EV charging more accessible for residents.”

Charger on Wheels has also commenced physical incubation at T-Works, Hyderabad, following the signing of an incubation agreement. Through this association, T-Works will support the company's proposed initiatives through incubation facilities, technical mentorship and network access.

The engagement is expected to support the company's ongoing work across product development, engineering and innovation, while providing access to a wider product-development ecosystem.

The company has also demonstrated its mobile EV charging solution to the management of the Indian School of Business (ISB) at the T-Works premises. The demonstration provided an opportunity to showcase the technology and its potential application in addressing charging requirements in urban environments.

Separately, Charger on Wheels demonstrated its solutions at the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) office in Hyderabad as part of the Innovation Initiative. Discussions are currently underway to explore potential collaborations and green solutions. The engagement remains ongoing, with both sides exploring possible areas of alignment around sustainable mobility and infrastructure.

Charger on Wheels is supported by a backing partnership with Exicom Tele-Systems, strengthening its position within India's growing EV charging and energy storage ecosystem.

The company is working towards expanding its mobile charging network and aims to deploy more than 70 mobile charging units by March 2027 with an ambition to establish a presence in five countries over the next five years.

Kumar further added, “Our focus is on making EV charging more convenient and accessible, especially for people who may not have the option of installing a charger at their homes. We believe mobile charging can complement the existing infrastructure and offer a practical solution for residential communities as electric mobility continues to grow.”