Exicom in the News

Exicom Tele-Systems has launched its Harmony Gen 1.5 DC-fast charger range in India, offering modular power output from 60 kW to 400 kW with AI-driven management and accessibility enhancements.

Exicom Tele-Systems plans to commence production at its new Hyderabad facility by May 2025 — a three-fold capacity increase for charger and battery-pack manufacturing in India.

Exicom Tele-Systems and IONAGE have joined forces to build a neutral, unified EV-charging platform in India enabling easy discoverability, network convergence and improved user access.

Exicom Tele-Systems and ChargeZone have entered a MoU to develop and deploy 500+ high-power EV charging stations across India, integrating renewables and advanced charger tech.

Hubject and Exicom Tele‑Systems have formed a strategic partnership to introduce Plug & Charge standards and seamless authentication for EV charging in India.

Exicom Tele-Systems will acquire Australia-based Tritium in a strategic deal to extend its EV-charging footprint globally, including access to facilities in the US and Australia.

Exicom announced a definitive agreement to acquire business and assets of global DC fast-charger leader Tritium, giving access to US manufacturing and Australia engineering centres.

Exicom Tele-Systems has acquired US-based DC fast-charging company Tritium for approximately ₹310 crore (USD 37 million), to bolster its global EV-charging manufacturing footprint.

MG Motor India has partnered with Exicom Tele-Systems to re-deploy end-of-life ZS EV battery packs into repackaged non-automotive applications like home inverters and UPS systems.

Omega Seiki Mobility and Exicom Tele-systems collaborate to supply 10.8 kW lithium-ion battery packs (120 km range) with real-time analytics and rugged design for cargo EVs.

Exicom has installed its 5,000th EV charger across 200+ cities since 2018 — marking a significant scale-up in public and fleet charging infrastructure in India.

At Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, Exicom launched its “Harmony Boost” BESS-integrated charging solution combining solar, grid and high-power fast charging up to 400 kW.

India’s EV sales rose 17% in FY25, but fewer than 60% of public charging stations are reliably operational — highlighting the need for robust charger-tech.

Exicom reported Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue of ~₹282 crore — up ~84% YoY and ~37% QoQ — driven by strong EV-charging and critical-power segments.

Exicom Tele-Systems has filed a draft prospectus for a ₹4 billion ($48.1 m) IPO to fund new manufacturing lines and boost R&D in its EV-charger business.

Exicom Tele-Systems is backing the startup Charger on Wheels as its technology-enabler to pilot and scale mobile EV-charging vans across India.

Herbert Smith Freehills advised Exicom Tele-Systems in its acquisition of Tritium’s US and Australian businesses, expanding its global EV-charging footprint.

Exicom reports strong demand as major auto companies scale EV programs, boosting orders for chargers, power systems and related technologies across India’s mobility sector.

Exicom aims for half its revenue to come from EV charging solutions by 2030, supported by strong domestic demand and global expansion plans in fast-charging technologies.

Exicom and ChargeZone have joined hands to accelerate EV charging deployment, enabling faster expansion of public charging infrastructure across key highways and cities.

Exicom has crossed the milestone of 5,000 EV charging stations in India, strengthening national charging infrastructure and supporting faster EV adoption across cities.

Exicom has partnered with Ionage to build a unified EV-charging network across India, aiming to enhance interoperability and access for fleets, CPOs and users.

Exicom’s CEO reflects on India’s emerging EV market and how charging infrastructure is rapidly improving through smart solutions, partnerships and scale-up initiatives.

Exicom Group plans to invest ₹200 crore over the next three years to triple its EV charger manufacturing capacity and drive expansion in the Indian EV ecosystem.

Exicom has partnered with IONAGE to build a unified EV-charging network in India that allows seamless use across networks, improving access and operational efficiency for CPOs and fleets.

While India’s EV transition began only 3-4 years ago, Exicom’s CEO says charging infrastructure is rapidly catching up through smart solutions, OEM partnerships and highway rollout.

Exicom Group plans to invest ₹200 crore over the next three years to triple its EV charger manufacturing capacity and install over 20,000 units by FY23.

Exicom has acquired US-based DC fast-charging firm Tritium for about ₹310 crore, boosting its global footprint and setting up a Hyderabad manufacturing facility by 2025.

Exicom Tele-Systems has filed preliminary papers with SEBI to raise up to ₹400 crore via IPO, aiming to bolster its EV-charging solutions business and scale manufacturing capacity.

Exicom has introduced India’s fastest 240 kW DC EV charger designed to support rapid charging for modern electric vehicles with improved performance, uptime and scalability across charging hubs.

Exicom has introduced its Harmony Direct 2.0 EV charging solution, offering faster and more efficient charging infrastructure to support electric mobility across India.