Mooving is set to deploy over 500 automated swapping stations across Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited’s extensive network of more than 22,000 retail outlets.
Hindustan Petroleum has partnered with Mooving to establish battery-swapping stations at more than 22,000 HPCL retail outlets throughout India. Mooving is a brand within the SAR Group that operates a smart swapping network utilizing technology powered by Livguard.
A critical aspect of HPCL’s decision to partner with Mooving was the latter’s dedication to utilizing indigenous Make in India technology. After thorough discussions evaluating their technical expertise and delivery capabilities, HPCL decided to engage with Mooving for this initiative.
In the upcoming year, Mooving and HPCL plan to set up over 500 automated battery-swapping stations. These stations, featuring Mooving’s fully automated, unmanned technology, are anticipated to redefine convenience and efficiency, thereby improving the customer experience and distinguishing the service from its competitors. Mooving has highlighted that this strategic deployment will substantially enhance battery-swapping services, promote the adoption of electric mobility, and offer crucial support to EV users across various regions.
With its network of over 22,000 retail outlets nationwide, HPCL is dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in the mobility sector. The company has already put in place more than 3,700 EV charging stations across India to reduce the range anxiety for EV users. This partnership enables Mooving to utilize HPCL’s vast network and innovative solutions to establish a new benchmark in battery swapping, thereby speeding up the adoption of electric vehicles and supporting the expansion of the green economy. The formal agreement for this partnership was signed by Mooving and HPCL, with Subhankar Dutta, General Manager of Retail Strategy and Business Development, representing HPCL.
Pritesh Talwar, President of Lectrix EV and Mooving, expressed that the alliance with HPCL marks a significant advancement in transforming India’s EV infrastructure. By integrating Mooving’s automated technology with HPCL’s broad network, the partnership is poised to elevate the standards for battery-swapping services. This significant development is expected to help establish one of the largest automated battery-swapping networks in India, contributing to economic development through new job creation and fostering innovation in the EV sector.
This partnership also simplifies electric vehicle ownership by offering Battery as a Service (BaaS) nationwide, which addresses battery expenses, maintenance, and charging needs. By delivering a smooth and efficient battery-swapping experience, Mooving is advancing the adoption of electric vehicles and affirming its leadership in the EV energy sector.
