According to coverage published November 12, 2026, mobile EV charging services are set to arrive in Hyderabad. Charger on Wheels (COW), a Gurugram-based startup, is deploying its self-powered units to resolve residential charging bottlenecks. By delivering power directly to the vehicle, the company bypasses the need for costly fixed infrastructure.
Mobile EV Charging: Strategic Partnership With Aparna Constructions
The company has secured a partnership with Aparna Constructions and Estates Pvt. Ltd. to integrate mobile EV charging directly into residential projects. This move addresses the persistent problem of limited space and electrical capacity in multi-story buildings. Instead of residents competing for a single wall box, the announced plan is to let them schedule doorstep deliveries of power.
Mobile EV Charging: Technical Specs and T-Works Incubation
The hardware behind this mobile EV charging service consists of a 92 kWh battery storage system paired with a 60 kW DC fast charger. The unit features dual CCS2 connectors, allowing two vehicles to charge simultaneously. According to the company, this is part of their broader product development strategy, which is now supported by physical incubation at T-Works in Hyderabad.
Addressing Urban Charging Hurdles
In dense residential areas, the barrier to EV adoption often isn’t the car, but the lack of a dedicated plug. Traditional fixed chargers require significant electrical upgrades and dedicated parking spots. By offering mobile EV charging on demand, Charger on Wheels provides a flexible alternative that is particularly effective for high-density living. This model allows developers to meet sustainability goals without retrofitting every parking stall.
The Bottom Line for Hyderabad EV Owners
This initiative represents a significant step for local infrastructure. As mobile EV charging becomes more common, the reliance on fixed public charging stations—which are often crowded or broken—will likely decrease. For residents of Aparna projects, the service could add a charging option where it is actually available. As the company scales, the integration of mobile EV charging could serve as a blueprint for other cities facing similar residential infrastructure constraints.
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Questions before booking mobile charging
The report describes planned services across agreed residential projects. That is not evidence of availability at every address in Hyderabad. Hardware ratings also do not guarantee a particular charging rate at your car.
| Check | What to verify |
|---|---|
| Coverage and access | Confirm your address, building permission, appointment window, and any minimum booking. |
| Compatibility | Check your vehicle’s connector and DC charging support against the service’s stated CCS2 equipment. |
| Price and delivered energy | Ask for the energy tariff, visit fees, minimum charges, and how delivered kilowatt-hours are measured. |
The stated 60 kW charger rating is power; the 92 kWh storage figure is energy capacity. Neither establishes how long your session will take, because vehicle limits, battery state, shared output, and operating conditions also matter. This is not a field test of the service.