Montra Electric has announced a partnership with Steam-A for superior predictive maintenance for its EV chargers in order to strengthen the charging infrastructure and support its growing electric small commercial vehicle (SCV) operations.
Across all of Montra’s charging stations, the integration will apply Steam-A’s AI-powered predictive maintenance system and real-time operational monitoring. In addition to lowering operating expenses and downtime, this technology offers analytics for ongoing service enhancement.
Saju Nair, CEO of TIVOLT Electric Vehicles, Montra Electric’s SCV division, stated, “We are reaffirming our dedication to innovation and customer-first solutions.” “This partnership will increase EV adoption while providing our customers with a seamless experience.”
The collaboration follows the introduction of Montra Electric’s EVIATOR vehicle, which helps the company increase its market share in the e-SCV sector. In order to serve its expanding clientele in commercial logistics, the business has been building the Powerdock network.
The company would “deliver industry-leading standards of reliability and customer experience” as a result of the partnership, according to Vishwanath Surendiran, its co-founder.
The infrastructure for EV charging in India has been expanding quickly to keep up with the rising popularity of EVs. Because downtime has a direct impact on business operations, industry analysts point out that dependable charging networks are crucial for commercial fleet operators thinking about making the switch to electric vehicles.
Montra Electric is a part of the 124-year-old Murugappa Group, a conglomerate with a wide range of business interests in financial services, engineering, and agriculture. The company employs more than 83,500 people and has INR 77,881 crore in reported revenue.
