India marked a significant milestone in its electric mobility journey with the inauguration of the country’s first and largest EzEnergy Microgrid EV Charging Hub at Togami, Thakurpukur, Kolkata. This groundbreaking project is the result of a strategic public-private partnership between Andrew Yule & Company Ltd (AYCL), a legacy public sector enterprise, and EzUrja Pvt Ltd, an innovative e-mobility solutions provider. Notably, it ranks as the second-largest EV charging hub globally.

Figure 1. EzUrja Launches India’s First E-Mobility Microgrid & Largest EV Charging Hub

Spanning 2 acres, the facility features 300 EV chargers developed domestically, with 80% localisation in line with the “Make in India” initiative. The hub operates on a sustainable microgrid powered by solar, wind, and battery energy storage systems (BESS), offering efficient and eco-friendly charging solutions. Figure 1 shows EzUrja Launches India’s First E-Mobility Microgrid & Largest EV Charging Hub

EzUrja, renowned for leveraging AI, IoT, and a proprietary Charging Management System (CMS), is driving a transformative shift in India’s EV infrastructure. “This launch represents a major step in positioning India as a global leader in electric mobility,” said Mr. Ashhok Kapoor, Managing Director of EzUrja. “We are building a world-class EV charging ecosystem that highlights the strength of indigenous innovation and smart renewable energy integration.”

India’s EV charging market, currently valued at INR 397 billion and comprising over 16,000 chargers, is expected to soar to INR 2,280 billion by 2027. Positioned at the forefront of this growth, EzUrja is driving innovation with cutting-edge solutions like the 150kWh/120kW Ez4Ev Mobile Charger and the grid-integrated EzAmps DC Fast Chargers.

Commenting on the launch, Mr. Anant Mohan Singh, Chairman and Managing Director of AYCL, stated, “This microgrid-powered EV charging hub, driven by indigenous innovation, underscores our commitment to sustainability and technological progress.”

The initiative also sees strong collaboration with Snap-E, East India’s largest electric fleet operator. “This partnership sets a new benchmark for developing resilient and scalable e-mobility infrastructure in India,” said Mayank Bindal, Founder and CEO of Snap-E.

A Historic Launch in India’s EV Journey

EzUrja, in partnership with Andrew Yule & Company Ltd (AYCL), has launched India’s first E-Mobility Microgrid integrated with the country’s largest EV charging hub in Togami, Thakurpukur, Kolkata. This is not only a national milestone but also ranks as the second-largest EV charging hub in the world—a major leap in India's transition to green mobility.

Built for India, by India

Spread across 2 acres, the hub is equipped with 300 locally developed EV chargers, boasting 80% localisation under the “Make in India” initiative. This commitment to indigenous development empowers local industries while reducing reliance on imports and cutting down the carbon footprint of infrastructure deployment.

Powered by Smart, Clean Energy

The hub runs on a microgrid that integrates solar, wind, and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), offering a sustainable, efficient, and off-grid-ready charging solution. It reflects a future-ready model where EV charging does not strain traditional power sources, but instead contributes to a greener grid.

Innovation at Its Core

EzUrja is redefining EV infrastructure using advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and a proprietary Charging Management System (CMS). Its innovations include the Ez4Ev Mobile Charger (150kWh/120kW) for flexible on-the-go charging and EzAmps DC Fast Chargers for rapid, grid-based service—perfect for fleets and high-demand zones.

Partnerships Driving the Future

This initiative is a true public-private partnership success, with AYCL bringing legacy strength and EzUrja adding next-gen vision. It also includes Snap-E, East India’s largest electric fleet company, as a strategic partner. Together, they are setting a precedent for building robust, scalable e-mobility ecosystems across India.

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Cite this article:

Priyadharshini S (2025), EzUrja Unveils India’s First E-Mobility Microgrid Alongside the Nation’s Largest EV Charging Hub, AnaTechMaz, pp. 238