Servotech Renewable Power System has taken a major technological leap forward as the Indian Patent Office officially granted the company a patent for its innovative EV charging technology titled “System and Method for Charging an Electric Vehicle.” Following this announcement, Servotech’s shares climbed 3.31%, closing at ₹97.81 on 25 November 2025.
A Breakthrough for EV Charging Compatibility
India’s electric mobility ecosystem is undergoing a major shift as the industry gradually transitions from the older GBT (GB/T) charging standard to the globally recognised CCS2 DC fast-charging standard. While new EVs are increasingly adopting CCS2, a significant number of older GBT-compatible vehicles—including commercial cabs, public transport buses, and fleet vehicles—continue to operate across the country.
Servotech’s newly patented solution directly addresses this compatibility gap. The technology works as a smart converter that enables GBT-based electric vehicles to charge seamlessly using CCS2 DC fast chargers. This innovation ensures that legacy EV owners are not left behind while also improving the overall efficiency and utilisation of India’s growing charging network.
Successful Trials Strengthen Deployment Prospects
According to the company, this converter system has already undergone successful field trials with GBT-enabled electric buses and commercial cab fleets. With positive trial outcomes, Servotech is now in discussions with fleet operators, public transportation agencies, and commercial charging hubs to deploy the solution on a wider scale.
This development is expected to support smoother operations for EV fleets during the country’s standardisation transition and reduce the need for separate infrastructure for GBT vehicles.
Servotech’s Growing Role in EV Infrastructure
Servotech Renewable Power System has been steadily expanding its technological capabilities in the EV charging space. The company provides a wide portfolio of AC and DC chargers, catering to both domestic and commercial applications. By integrating innovative, future-ready technologies, Servotech aims to support India’s vision of developing a robust and unified EV charging ecosystem.
Financial Snapshot
Despite the technological advancement, the company’s recent financial performance reflects market challenges. On a consolidated basis, Servotech reported an 88.24% decline in net profit, standing at ₹1.33 crore, while net sales fell 46.67% to ₹106.49 crore in Q2 FY2025 compared to the same quarter last year.
A Step Forward for India’s EV Future
The newly secured patent is expected to strengthen Servotech’s market position and contribute meaningfully to India’s EV infrastructure development. As the nation accelerates toward unified charging standards, solutions like Servotech’s smart converter are set to play a critical role in ensuring an inclusive and efficient transition.
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