EMO Energy reports 3.4x FY26 growth, expands battery and fast-charging network and strengthens collaborations with OEMs to scale EV adoption in India.
April 29, 2026. By News Bureau
EMO Energy, the deep energy-tech startup founded in 2022 by Sheetanshu Tyagi and Rahul Patel, has announced strong business momentum driven by rapid scale-up across its battery and charging infrastructure, new OEM partnerships and expansion into high-utilisation EV and energy storage use cases.
Over the past year, EMO Energy has achieved approximately 3.43x year-on-year growth in FY26, underscoring the rising demand for its proprietary energy solutions and its growing role in India’s EV ecosystem. Looking ahead, the company is targeting 5x growth in FY27, supported by network expansion, stronger OEM adoption and deployment across new commercial use cases.
A major milestone for the company is its expanding on-ground footprint. EMO currently has 18,500 battery packs on road and 1,750 fast chargers deployed across India, reflecting the scale at which its technology is being adopted. The company also highlighted the long-term reliability of its systems, with its oldest battery pack now three years old, having completed over 75,000 km while showing only 88 percent state-of-health degradation.
The company’s proprietary technology stack, ZEN, continues to set benchmarks in EV energy infrastructure with 20-minute ultra-fast charging, fireproof design, and 3,000 plus charging cycles, strengthening EMO Energy’s position as a solutions provider focused on safety, efficiency and performance.
EMO Energy has also expanded its industry partnerships significantly. In the last one year alone, the company has onboarded 10 OEMs, including recently announced partnerships with Quantum Energy and BNC Motors. The company said it will begin scaling these partnerships over the next four months, with a sharper focus on ecosystem integration and commercial deployment.
The company’s growth has been supported by a fast-growing team of over a fast-growing team of over 140 full-time employees, including a 60-member R&D team focused on product innovation, system reliability and new energy applications.
Sheetanshu Tyagi, CEO, EMO Energy, said, “EMO Energy was built to solve one of the most important challenges in India’s clean mobility transition: reliable, scalable and high-performance energy infrastructure. Our growth, partnerships and on-ground deployment reflect the market’s confidence in our technology and our ability to serve commercial EV and energy storage needs at scale.”
Founded with the mission to enable mass EV adoption and decarbonise urban energy, EMO Energy continues to build a strong position in India’s deep energy-tech landscape through innovation-led infrastructure, strong OEM collaborations, and scalable deployment models.