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Sector 70A
Haryana
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What this startup amounts to
ROVING SALVATORY TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED is a Startup India startup placed at street level in Sector 70A, one of 10,448 startups we hold in Gurugram. 223 of those startups are filed under Renewable Energy, 2% of the district. It carries no funding signal of any class, which is true of 9,586 of the 10,448 startups in Gurugram.
Every figure above is counted from the 2026-08 snapshot and is the same number the page it links to prints.
In their own words
India’s EV adoption is accelerating, but the supporting charging infrastructure is not keeping pace—especially in urban residential and high-rise environments. A majority of EV buyers in cities live in apartments or gated societies where dedicated parking and sanctioned electricity load for EV charging are unavailable. Traditional fixed chargers require heavy civil work, transformer upgrades, DISCOM approvals, and high CAPEX. As a result, EV users are left with few practical charging options, slowing down adoption and causing frustration. Charger on Wheels (COW) solves this problem by bringing the charger directly to the vehicle. Our mobile Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)-based DC fast charging unit eliminates the need for on-site electrical infrastructure. Operating completely off-grid, each unit is capable of delivering 10–20 fast charges per day without tapping into the building’s sanctioned load. It’s ideal for high-rises, legacy buildings, and areas where users don’t have fixed parking spaces or face resistance from RWAs and builders in installing chargers. COW addresses three core pain points: 1. Lack of Charging Access: Residents without dedicated parking or electricity load can still own and use EVs confidently. 2. Delayed Infrastructure: We bypass months-long regulatory and civil work processes required for fixed chargers. 3. Grid Pressure: Our solution doesn’t add stress to local electricity infrastructure, making it sustainable and scalable. Our system is built with BIS-certified LFP batteries, fast DC output via IEC 62196 (CCS2) connectors, and adheres to all AIS-156 safety protocols. The technology is IoT-enabled, allowing remote monitoring, usage tracking, and load management, ensuring operational safety and reliability. By adhering to national safety norms and using certified components, we ensure full compliance without compromising performance. We deploy in 3–5 km radius urban clusters, allowing strategic scheduling of charging services in high-density areas. This model maximizes utilization, reduces downtime, and enables rapid scaling without the need for expensive infrastructure buildout. With no trenching, no wiring, and no permissions needed, COW is operational within hours, not months. Charger on Wheels is not just a service—it’s a new approach to EV infrastructure. By removing the barriers of space, load, and installation complexity, we make EV ownership truly accessible for millions of urban residents. Our model not only fills a critical infrastructure gap but also accelerates EV adoption by ensuring no user is left behind due to where they live or park. We’re building an India where charging reaches the car—not the other way around.
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The listing
What the startup says
- CIN
- U27200HR2024PTC126812
- Incorporated (MCA)
- 2024
- Registered on Startup India
- 2025
- Self-declared stage
- Scaling
- Industry
- Renewable Energy
- Renewable Energy in Gurugram
- 223 startups
- District
- Gurugram
- State
- Haryana
- Registered pincode
- 122101
- MCA status
- Active
- Company class
- Private
- Registrar
- RoC-Haryana
- Authorised capital
- ₹10,00,000
- Paid-up capital
- ₹1,00,000
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