Servotech Power Systems has won a contract to install 11 DC fast EV charging stations from Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM). The stations will be set up at Regional Transport Office (RTO) locations across Karnataka, enhancing the state’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

Servotech will oversee the project from design to installation, ensuring optimal placement and capacity at each RTO site. The charging stations will meet strict safety and performance standards, and the company will provide warranty support and manage all electrical connections and power supply arrangements.

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