EMO Energy, a deep energy-tech startup founded in 2022 by Sheetanshu Tyagi and Rahul Patel, reported a 3.43x year-on-year growth in FY26. The company said it is targeting 5x growth in FY27, driven by expansion in infrastructure, partnerships, and deployment across electric mobility and energy storage segments.
Deployment of Battery Packs and Chargers
The company stated that it currently has 18,500 battery packs in operation and has deployed 1,750 fast chargers across India. These deployments indicate increased adoption of its battery and charging systems in the EV ecosystem.
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Battery Performance and Usage Data
According to the company, its oldest battery pack has been in use for three years and has covered over 75,000 km. The battery is reported to retain 88% of its original state of health.
Technology Platform
EMO Energy’s technology platform, ZEN, supports fast charging, with a reported charging time of around 20 minutes. The company also stated that its battery systems are designed for safety and can deliver over 3,000 charge cycles.
OEM Partnerships and Expansion Plans
The company said it has added 10 OEM partners over the past year. Recent partnerships include collaborations with Quantum Energy and BNC Motors. EMO Energy plans to scale these partnerships over the coming months with a focus on integration and commercial deployment.
Team and Research Capabilities
EMO Energy reported a workforce of over 140 employees, including a 60-member research and development team working on battery systems and energy applications.
Elctrik Speaks
EMO Energy’s reported growth and expansion plans reflect ongoing developments in India’s EV infrastructure segment. Increased deployment of battery packs and charging systems, along with partnerships with vehicle manufacturers, indicates a focus on scaling operations in line with EV adoption trends.
Sheetanshu Tyagi CEO EMO Energy, said, “EMO Energy was built to solve one of the most important challenges in India’s clean mobility transition: reliable, scalable, and high-performance energy infrastructure. Our growth, partnerships, and on-ground deployment reflect the market’s confidence in our technology and our ability to serve commercial EV and energy storage needs at scale.”
