Jio-bp launches its first mobility station in India

The joint venture between Reliance Industries Limited and bp is opening a number multi energy stations.

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Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and bp’s fuel and mobility joint venture, Reliance BP Mobility Limited (RBML), launched its first Jio-bp branded mobility station at Navde, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra.

Jio-bp is bringing a network of ‘mobility stations’ offering multiple fuelling choices to customers despite the challenging pandemic-affected environment. The existing network of over 1,400 stations will be rebranded as Jio-bp to offer a wide range of services.

India's market for fuels and mobility is rapidly growing. It is expected to be the fastest-growing fuels market in the world over the next 20 years. Jio-bp mobility stations are designed to help meet the growing demand brining a range of services for consumers on the move – including additivised fuels, EV charging, refreshments & food, and plan to offer more low carbon solutions over time.

Instead of regular fuels, Jio-bp Mobility Stations across the country will offer additivised fuel. The fuel offering will contain internationally developed ‘ACTIVE’ technology.

Jio-bp will also set up a network of EV Charging Stations and Battery Swap Stations, at its Mobility Stations and other standalone locations - Mobility Points. The joint venture aims to become a leading EV charging infrastructure player in India.

The joint venture will offer a network of Express Oil Change outlets, in partnership with Castrol, at its mobility stations, providing free vehicle health check-up and free oil-change service through professionally trained experts.