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India deep energy-tech company EMO Energy has announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the growing impact of its battery intelligence and energy management technologies in advancing commercial electric mobility across the country.
According to the company, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy during the first quarter, while its monthly energy delivery increased by 20.3% between April and June.
During the quarter, the company's technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries and enabled 93.69 million kilometres of travel across its network. EMO Energy said these figures demonstrate the increasing importance of intelligent energy infrastructure in India's commercial EV ecosystem.
The company also expanded its active commercial EV fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting growing adoption of its battery and energy management solutions among fleet operators.
EMO Energy stated that its Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees. The company believes that large-scale electrification of last-mile logistics is delivering significant environmental benefits.
Commenting on the performance, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder of EMO Energy, said, "Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technologies such as battery intelligence, thermal management and fleet-level energy orchestration can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful environmental impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India's clean energy ecosystem."
Looking ahead, EMO Energy said it will continue investing in next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem solutions to enable faster charging, greater reliability, enhanced safety and long-term sustainability for commercial electric mobility.
