Servotech Expands Into E-3W Segment With Li-ion Battery Range

Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd., India’s leading player in the renewable energy ecosystem, announced its entry into the rapidly growing electric three-wheeler segment, marking a significant expansion of its clean mobility portfolio.

The announcement was made at the company’s annual flagship event, SUNKALP. As part of this expansion, Servotech unveiled SULTAN, a lithium-ion battery engineered specifically for electric three-wheelers, along with Zest, a dedicated battery charger designed to enhance charging efficiency and vehicle uptime for three-wheeler OEMs, Dealers, and Distributors.

The company also introduced Voltie, its 2 kW on-grid solar inverter engineered for residential and small-scale commercial use, further strengthening its renewable energy offerings.

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India’s electric three-wheeler segment has emerged as one of the fastest-growing categories within electric mobility, supported by urbanisation, rising last-mile delivery needs, and policy incentives. Servotech’s entry reflects its intent to build a focused presence in micro-mobility by leveraging its experience in energy systems and power electronics.

While the focus remains on micro-mobility, the launch of Voltie, their newly launched on-grid solar inverter, underscores Servotech’s continued commitment to solar and renewable energy. Designed for seamless grid integration, Voltie strengthens the company’s vision of offering end-to-end clean energy solutions across mobility and residential segments.

Raman Bhatia, Managing Director, Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd., said, “Our entry into electric three-wheelers is a natural extension of Servotech’s clean energy journey. With leadership in solar and EV charging, we are expanding into lithium solutions for micro-mobility, starting with 3W batteries and chargers, and planning future variants to support sustainable transport and empower small entrepreneurs across India.”