Servotech unveils Dynamix360 and Nexus120 EV chargers at REI Expo 2026

What was unveiled at REI Expo 2026

EPR Magazine reported on 24 October 2026 that Servotech Renewable Power System showcased its expanded clean-tech portfolio at Renewable Energy India Expo 2026, including its next-generation EV chargers Dynamix360 and Nexus120, new Sparkle Series hybrid inverters, an Advanced Micro Grid Inverter and a 241 kWh commercial battery energy storage system.

Autocar Professional reported on 23 October 2026 that Servotech had launched two EV fast-charging units with integrated digital display screens for commercial applications, as the company showcased its latest EV infrastructure products at the same expo. The two reports therefore agree on the central launch facts, even though they differ on one detail noted below.

The launch was presented as part of a wider clean-energy portfolio, not as a single charger announcement. That matters for readers trying to understand Servotech's position, because the company was linking EV charging, solar inverters and battery storage in one expo showcase, rather than presenting charging hardware in isolation.

Dynamix360 and Nexus120: the reported specifications

The Dynamix360 was described in both reports as an intelligent 360 kW split-type DC fast charger, operating with a central power stack connected to up to four dispensers with power-sharing capabilities, with each dispenser featuring a 15-inch touchscreen LED display. The two reports differed on its environmental protection rating, with EPR Magazine reporting IP54 and Autocar Professional reporting IP65, so this article does not state a single rating for the Dynamix360 as settled fact.

The Nexus120 was described consistently as a 120 kW dual-gun smart charger featuring a high-brightness 43-inch high-definition LED display, dedicated mobile application control and IP55-rated protection. The larger display is central to Servotech's commercial case for the product, because the screens are intended to be used as advertising spaces in commercial environments such as business parks and shopping malls.

Both chargers were described as engineered for high-footfall commercial spaces such as malls, hotels, business parks and highway hubs. Servotech's managing director, Raman Bhatia, was reported as saying the combination of charging and digital advertising could benefit operators and brands, improve charger utilisation and create additional commercial opportunities in high-footfall locations.

Solar inverters, battery storage and what is not yet known

Alongside the chargers, EPR Magazine reported Sparkle Pro, with IP54 protection, and Sparkle Elite, with IP65 protection, hybrid inverters for residential and commercial installations, an Advanced Micro Grid Inverter for decentralised power resilience in off-grid and weak-grid settings, and a 241 kWh commercial battery energy storage system for peak shaving, solar integration and commercial backup.

The same report said the newly launched solar inverters and energy storage solutions were set for export to SAARC countries and the Middle East, expanding Servotech's global footprint. That export aim should be read as a company plan reported at the expo, not as evidence that shipments to every named market had already taken place.

The pages opened for this article did not give retail prices, a rollout or installation timetable, or a compatibility list for specific vehicle models, so none of those details are included here. Operators or buyers considering either charger should check Servotech's official specifications, site electrical requirements and service terms before committing, because a headline power rating alone does not determine charging time for a particular vehicle or site.

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