India’s premier EV charger manufacturer, Servotech Power Systems Ltd., is taking significant strides towards fostering the widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in India. The company recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology, paving the way for collaborative research, education, and innovation in EV technology and charging infrastructure.
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Servotech to establish EV Charging R&D Lab and Centre of Excellence for Students & EV Charging Station at LLOYD Campus, signs MoU
Igniting Innovation through Collaboration
The partnership will see the establishment of an exclusive research and development lab and Centre of Excellence on EV charging technology and infrastructure within the Lloyd Institute. This strategic alliance aims to spark innovation, create awareness, equip students with industry-specific skills, and further research in EV technology and charging infrastructure.
Bridging the Gap between Academia and Industry
Servotech isn’t just setting up an R&D lab; it’s paving the way for a symbiotic relationship between academia and industry. The company is committed to offering internship and job opportunities to trainees from the Centre of Excellence, allowing them to gain practical experience and exposure to the industry.
Charging Towards a Sustainable Future
In a move that brings India one step closer to its dream of being an EV-powered nation, Servotech also plans to set up a 14 kW EV charging station within Lloyd’s premises. Suitable for 2, 3, & 4 wheelers, this charging station will be free for students and faculty of the institute. Moreover, it will extend its services to the general public and students from nearby institutes, fostering communal advantage and accelerating the adoption of EVs.
Words from the Wise
Arun Handa, Chief Technical Officer of Servotech Power Systems, lauded the collaboration stating, “By leveraging Servotech’s expertise and Lloyd Institute’s academic prowess, the R&D centre will become a catalyst for groundbreaking advancements in the rapidly evolving field of EVs. We aim to create a collaborative ecosystem that benefits students, faculty, and industry professionals alike. As the demand for electric vehicles surges globally, the centre is set to play a pivotal role in shaping sustainable mobility’s future.”
Echoing similar sentiments, Manohar Thairani, President of Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology, commented, “This MoU represents a crucial Industry-Academia collaboration to skill fresh talent in the area of EVs. This partnership with Servotech Power Systems will provide students with real exposure and understanding of the EV sector. The centre will act as a hub catering to e-mobility’s multiple needs and extending the trained manpower required for Aviation and other Industries. This step brings our country closer to its dream of being an EV-powered nation.”
This partnership is more than just another business agreement; it’s a beacon of hope for India’s sustainable future. It signals the beginning of a journey that will drive impactful change in the automotive landscape and bring us closer to a cleaner, greener tomorrow.
