In a major step toward bolstering India’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, EVRE has unveiled its latest EV charger manufacturing plant in Hyderabad’s Patancheru Industrial Development Area. This expansion reinforces the company’s goal to accelerate EV adoption across the country by delivering accessible and reliable charging solutions.
Boosting Production Capacity to Meet Growing Demand
EVRE’s new facility is initially set to produce 5,000 EV chargers per month. However, the company plans a rapid scale-up, targeting a monthly output of 20,000 chargers within the coming months. By 2026, the plant’s capacity will double further to 40,000 units monthly, underlining EVRE’s long-term commitment to growth and innovation in the EV sector.
The manufacturing unit will produce a comprehensive range of chargers, from compact 3.3 kW AC chargers to high-power 360 kW DC fast chargers. This variety ensures compatibility with all major electric vehicle types, supporting both residential and commercial use cases in domestic and international markets.
According to Krishna K Jasti, Founder and CEO of EVRE, the company is actively targeting large residential communities, many of which currently lack reliable EV infrastructure. “We aim to bring a premium EV charging experience directly to users, reducing their dependence on public charging stations that often suffer from downtime,” he stated.
Local Impact and Quality Assurance
The Hyderabad facility isn’t just about production—it’s also a catalyst for local development. EVRE expects to generate over 50 new jobs in the area, contributing to the region’s economic growth and positioning Hyderabad as a hub for EV innovation.
To ensure top-tier quality, the plant will be equipped with advanced automated testing systems. These systems are designed to minimize errors, streamline the testing process, and uphold the company’s stringent standards across every unit manufactured.
As EV market trends continue to show robust growth, driven by rising fuel prices and supportive government policies, EVRE’s strategic investments in infrastructure and technology position it well to capture a leading share. The facility marks a significant milestone in India’s journey toward sustainable transportation, with ripple effects expected across the broader auto and Nifty-linked market segments.
Meanwhile, the broader auto sector is witnessing a strong rally, with bank rally momentum supporting investment across key verticals. EVRE’s expansion arrives at an opportune moment, poised to both benefit from and contribute to this upward momentum.