Mobec Innovations, India’s first end-to-end provider of mobile EV charging solutions, energy storage systems, and battery recycling and refurbishment services, has appointed Gautam Singh and Satya Shukla as Co-Founders alongside Harry Bajaj, who continues to lead the company.
In their new roles, Gautam Singh will oversee research and development as well as daily operations at Mobec’s manufacturing facilities, with a focus on improving battery recycling technologies and enhancing process efficiency. Satya Shukla will be responsible for sales, marketing, and customer relations, leading teams focused on client engagement and business growth.
This expansion of the founding leadership team reflects Mobec Innovations’ continued commitment to advancing innovation in lithium-ion battery recycling, portable EV charging solutions, and next-generation energy storage systems.
Announcing the leadership expansion, Harry Bajaj, Founder and CEO, Mobec Innovations, said: “Gautam and Satya have been integral to Mobec’s growth, driving product design, development, and client deployment from concept to execution. Their elevation recognises the leadership, technical depth, and commitment they have consistently demonstrated. As we scale, their roles will be critical in deepening our capabilities in EV charging, battery recycling, and reuse. I look forward to driving Mobec’s next phase of growth together.”
Mobec offers ultra-fast, portable DC charging solutions from 5 kW to 60 kW for two wheelers, four wheelers, commercial vehicles, and fleets. Through a mobile app, users can schedule charging at their desired location and time, ensuring accessibility and convenience. In its battery recycling vertical, Mobec operates a state of the art campus that recovers critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, copper, nickel, aluminium, graphite, and manganese from end of life batteries. Using advanced techniques such as black mass extraction and mineral recovery, the company maximises resource efficiency and reduces dependency on virgin materials. Old batteries are also serviced and upgraded after extensive testing and then deployed in home storage and commercial applications, helping reduce waste and support a circular economy. Once these materials are extracted, they are supplied to manufacturers of industrial products which use copper, aluminium and manganese. Other extracted materials such as cobalt, nickel and graphite are sold manufacturers of electronics and other components.
Gautam Singh and Satya Shukla, newly appointed Co‑Founders, said: “It is an honour to be redesignated as Co‑Founders of Mobec, an organisation where we have grown both professionally and personally. We remain committed to building next generation, AI driven energy solutions that advance India’s EV ecosystem.”
In their expanded roles, they will focus on developing AI enabled products and expanding new verticals in battery recycling and mobile EV charging. Key offerings include a new generation GEN set 7 kW, a compact, energy efficient storage system, and a new generation GEN set 30 kW, a portable, solar compatible system with high power capacity. These advanced energy systems are designed for reliable, sustainable power storage across industrial, residential, and off grid applications.
Mobec aims to build, deploy, and operate mobile EV charging infrastructure across India’s major cities, ensuring seamless and eco-friendly solutions. Alongside this, the company is expanding its battery recycling ecosystem by recovering and reintegrating battery materials into the value chain. By addressing India’s unique transportation needs, Mobec is shaping a future where green mobility is powered by accessible, innovative energy solutions.
