EMO Energy deployed around 6,000 battery packs during July–September 2026, taking its cumulative deployments to 25,000 as of the end of the second quarter. The Bengaluru-based energy technology company reported a 31.6% increase from the 19,000 packs deployed as of June 30, 2026.
Energy delivery across its network rose 35.4% quarter-on-quarter to 3,807 MWh in Q2 FY27. Monthly delivery increased 16.3% during the quarter, from 1,161 MWh in July to 1,350 MWh in September.
The company's technology platform supported 25.38 million EV deliveries nationwide and powered 126.9 million kilometres of travel during the quarter. This compares with 18.74 million deliveries and 93.69 million kilometres in Q1 FY27.
EMO Energy Reports Higher Energy Delivery and EV Usage
EMO Energy estimated that its operations helped avoid 7,868 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e) emissions in Q2, compared with 5,809 tonnes in the previous quarter.
Commenting on the results, co-founder Sheetanshu Tyagi said rising utilisation of commercial electric vehicles increases the importance of battery intelligence, thermal management and energy management systems in maintaining vehicle reliability and efficiency. He added that the company's focus is on developing technologies to support the expansion of commercial electric mobility and improve energy use.
EMO Energy develops battery systems, thermal management technology, battery intelligence, charging infrastructure and energy management solutions for commercial electric vehicles. Its applications target high-utilisation fleets, including those used in logistics and delivery operations.