Mobec.io (Mobec Innovation), a leader in mobile and modular electric mobility infrastructure, has achieved a major milestone with its Mobec Energy Storage Solutions receiving approval from Oil Lube Systems, a long-standing service partner for India’s largest passenger vehicle manufacturer and the country’s third-largest two-wheeler maker.
The development comes at a time when India’s EV landscape is expanding rapidly. As of mid-2025, the country had over 4.5 million electric vehicles on the road—a surge driven by supportive policies, climate consciousness, and rising consumer demand. Mobec’s collaboration with Oil Lube Systems reinforces the nationwide push for smarter, scalable and tech-enabled charging ecosystems.
Earlier this year, Mobec showcased its capabilities at the Bharat Mobility Expo, where its Service on Wheels platform demonstrated strong product-market fit, particularly in the domain of mobile energy storage.
A key advantage of this partnership is the accelerated shift away from diesel-powered gensets. By integrating Mobec’s clean, mobile energy storage solutions, OEMs, fleet operators and service networks can ensure dependable power availability while significantly reducing emissions. Oil Lube Systems’ association with brands such as Maruti Suzuki and NEXA further positions Mobec as a vital enabler in India’s next phase of EV growth.
Harry Bajaj, Founder & CEO of Mobec Innovation, said: We’re not just building solutions — we’re powering the EV revolution. This partnership reflects the industry’s confidence in our scalable, distributed, and user-first energy innovations. Our focus remains on bridging industry needs through continuous R&D and product advancement.
Mobec’s mobile and modular systems aim to address India’s accessibility gaps in EV charging by offering flexible, rapidly deployable alternatives to fixed infrastructure. These solutions reduce heavy upfront investment, support fleet and logistics operations, and promote clean energy usage—aligning with India’s broader net-zero and sustainable mobility goals.
With India targeting 30% EV adoption by 2030, the demand for adaptable, widely deployable power solutions is set to rise sharply. Mobec’s approval from major automakers marks an industry-wide move toward flexible energy infrastructure capable of supporting continuous, reliable, and future-ready EV growth.
