EV Mechanica

Subscribe to EV Mechanica's Current Newsletter & never miss an update!

    Close Menu
      Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      • Home
      • News
        • E-Mobility
        • EV Battery
      • Charging Stations
      • Policy
      • Interview
      • Jobs
      • Events
      • E-Mag
      • Subscription
      Facebook YouTube LinkedIn WhatsApp
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      Home » ChargeZone Appoints Pritesh Kumar as Business Development Director

      ChargeZone Appoints Pritesh Kumar as Business Development Director

      Rashmi VermaBy Rashmi VermaDecember 10, 2024 Charging Stations 2 Mins Read
      ChargeZone Appoints Pritesh Kumar as Business Development Director
      Share
      Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp

      Pritesh Kumar has joined ChargeZone as Director of Business Development. With almost 20 years of expertise in the automotive sector, Kumar will be in charge of spearheading the business’s strategic plans, growing its network of EV charging stations, improving customer service tactics, and cultivating alliances within the EV ecosystem.

      In his new position, Kumar will focus on strengthening ChargeZone’s business-to-business and business-to-consumer operations, increasing network use through CRM and marketing initiatives, and expanding Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) offerings. Additionally, he will concentrate on enhancing the effectiveness of the infrastructure and expanding ChargeZone’s service accessibility nationwide.

      ChargeZone’s founder and CEO, Kartikey Hariyani, commented on the appointment, saying that Pritesh Kumar’s experience and strategic vision will be crucial to the company’s plans to develop its EV infrastructure in India. Hariyani emphasized that one of the main components of ChargeZone’s strategies to satisfy the growing demand for EV charging solutions is Kumar’s demonstrated capacity to form alliances and promote network expansion.

      Throughout his career, Pritesh Kumar has held executive positions in strategic marketing, institutional sales, business development, and channel expansion. He oversaw institutional sales at Mahindra & Mahindra and started projects to expand rural market channels, enhance product resale value, and target alternative business areas. In addition, he oversaw important government contracts, such as one with the Indian Army.

      Kumar expressed excitement for his new position and said that ChargeZone’s emphasis on scalable and sustainable EV charging infrastructure fits with his career goals. In the EV industry, he hopes to use his knowledge to develop strategic partnerships, stimulate innovation, and improve customer experiences.

      whatsapp icon Click Here to get the latest EV news and exclusive updates from EV Mechanica on WhatsApp!
      BaaS Business Development Director ChargeZone CRM EV charging stations EV ecosystem EV industry
      Share. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp
      Rashmi Verma

      More article from Rashmi Verma

      Keep Reading

      Bolt.Earth Announces Ambitious Nationwide EV Infrastructure Expansion

      Delta Boosts India’s EV Growth Through Local Manufacturing

      Delhi Rolls Out 50 New E-Buses at Tehkhand Facility

      Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

      five × four =

      E-MOBILITY

      Delta Boosts India’s EV Growth Through Local Manufacturing

      November 15, 2025

      Delhi Rolls Out 50 New E-Buses at Tehkhand Facility

      November 15, 2025

      Yadea Unveils Next-Gen Electric Two-Wheelers at EICMA

      November 14, 2025

      Mazda Begins Testing Its First Dedicated EV Platform

      November 14, 2025

      Articles

      Inside the Surge: EV Battery Packs Revolutionising Global Mobility and Energy

      The global push toward electric vehicles has brought one component to centre stage: the EV…

      Beyond Charging: Why Battery Swapping Could Be India’s Shortcut to Mass EV Adoption

      India has established the objective of becoming a net-zero emitter by 2070. Electric vehicles represent…

      Optimizing EV Systems for Maximum Uptime- Lessons from Electric Bus Fleet Operations in India

      India is set to become the 3rd largest economy by 2030 with a $7 trillion…

      © 2025 EVMechanica.com.
      • Home
      • About Us
      • Contact Us
      • Subscription

      Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.