Servotech Power Systems has announced a collaboration with UK-based Ensmart Power to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charger business in the UK and North America. 

The partnership aims to leverage Servotech’s innovative EV charging solutions and Ensmart Power’s expertise in energy storage and distribution to develop a reliable and accessible EV charging infrastructure in these regions.

The companies have signed a sole distribution agreement to enhance the distribution of EV chargers, focusing on supporting green mobility and contributing to carbon-neutral transportation.  

Servotech Power Systems, listed on NSE, provides tech-enabled EV charging solutions and has over two decades of experience in the electronics industry. 

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