Relux Electric to focus on Punjab and Rajasthan for EV charging infrastructure rollout
- April 8, 2026
Relux Electric intends to accelerate development of its EV charging infrastructure, focusing specially on Punjab and Rajasthan.
In a release, Relux Electric said that it will speed up development of its EV charging infrastructure on key routes and high-growth areas in India, specifically in the states of Punjab and Rajasthan.
The company has already set up 25 EV charging stations in these two states, but in the near future, it aims to scale the number to 100, with expansion planning across new stations in other cities as well. The company is also in advanced discussions with multiple state governments to establish new charging infrastructure to build a nationwide EV ecosystem.
It may be mentioned that Relux Electric has collaborated with Tamil Nadu Green Energy Corporation Ltd (TNGECL) to set up 500 EV charging stations across Tamil Nadu, supporting the state’s ambition to become a leading EV hub. The initiative also strengthens charging infrastructure and accelerates the adoption of electric mobility in the state, the release said.
Strong growth trajectory
According to Karthikeyan S., Managing Director, Relux Electric Pvt Ltd, “We remain focused on sustainable growth, building a future-ready EV ecosystem anchored in operational discipline and profitability. Our multi-channel strategy across public charging, enterprise, EPC, and technology-driven segments will drive balanced and diversified growth. This year we plan to invest in highway land parcels across major highways to setup our own landmark hubs. We are targeting a revenue milestone of Rs.50 crore in FY2026–27, reflecting our strong growth trajectory.”
Committed to sustainability
With the expansion rooted in a forward-looking concept, renewable energy sources, battery storage, and high-speed charging have been incorporated to ensure reliable and sustainable operations. The model reduces reliance on traditional grids while ensuring efficient, reliable performance. With charging capacities from 120 kW to 1 MW, it supports both passenger and commercial EVs across long-distance and intra-city use. The company is also targeting net-zero goals this fiscal, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and green energy adoption, the release added.