Landmark Cars Limited has entered an MoU with Tecso Charge Zone to offer wallet credit and charging benefits to its EV customers. The luxury auto retailer also announced its Q1 financial results, posting consolidated revenue from operations of 13.02 billion rupees and a consolidated net profit of 145.5 million rupees.
MUMBAI — Premium automotive retail operator Landmark Cars Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with EV charging network operator Tecso Charge Zone Private Limited (ChargeZone) to offer charging benefits and digital wallet credits to its electric vehicle (EV) customers. The strategic partnership announcement coincides with the disclosure of the company's Q1 financial results, where Landmark Cars reported consolidated revenue from operations of 13.02 billion rupees (₹1,302 crore) and a consolidated net profit of 145.5 million rupees (₹14.55 crore).
The collaboration aims to enhance ownership convenience for Landmark Cars’ growing portfolio of electric vehicle buyers. By leveraging ChargeZone’s nationwide fast-charging infrastructure, the company intends to streamline EV charging payments and value-added services through digital integration, supporting EV adoption across major metropolitan markets in India.
Strategic EV Partnership with Tecso Charge Zone
Under the terms of the MoU, Landmark Cars customers purchasing electric passenger vehicles will gain access to direct charging incentives, preferential charging rates, and integrated wallet credits usable across Tecso Charge Zone’s network of high-speed DC fast chargers.
The partnership connects Landmark Cars' dealership presence across key luxury and premium EV brands—including Mercedes-Benz, BYD, and MG Motors—with ChargeZone's highway and urban charging infrastructure. The initiative is structured to reduce range anxiety and offer seamless digital payment settlements for luxury EV buyers.
Q1 Financial Performance: Revenue and Profitability Metrics
In its official financial disclosure submitted to stock exchanges, Landmark Cars reported Q1 consolidated revenue from operations of 13.02 billion rupees. Top-line growth was supported by robust vehicle deliveries across new passenger car models and expanding after-sales service operations.
The company posted a Q1 consolidated net profit of 145.5 million rupees, reflecting strong demand in the premium and luxury automotive retail segments. Sales of premium vehicles, pre-owned cars, and agency commission income contributed significantly to operating margins.
| Financial Metric | Q1 Consolidated Figure |
| Revenue from Operations | 13.02 Billion Rupees (₹1,302 Crore) |
| Consolidated Net Profit | 145.5 Million Rupees (₹14.55 Crore) |
| Core Business Highlights | New Vehicle Sales, Pre-Owned Cars, After-Sales Service |
Official Sources Section
According to official regulatory filings submitted to the BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), the board of directors of Landmark Cars Limited approved the quarterly financial statements and endorsed the strategic alliance with Tecso Charge Zone.
The corporate releases confirm that the digital wallet credits and charging benefits will be rolled out across authorized dealership locations in phases.
Quote Section
"According to officials, the partnership with Tecso Charge Zone aligns with the company's strategy to provide a seamless ownership experience to electric vehicle customers," the regulatory disclosure stated. "The quarterly financial results reflect solid operating performance across revenue from operations and profitability, supported by expanding luxury brand partnerships."
Why It Matters
The joint announcement carries clear operational and market implications for EV buyers and automotive investors:
EV Ownership Experience: Integrated wallet credits simplify charging payments at public fast stations for premium EV owners.
Retail Financial Health: Consolidated revenue of 13.02 billion rupees underscores sustained consumer demand within the Indian luxury auto segment.
Infrastructure Synergy: Partnering with a third-party charging network allows dealership chains to offer ecosystem benefits without building heavy charging assets themselves.
Key Facts at a Glance
Corporate Action: Landmark Cars signed an MoU with Tecso Charge Zone for EV charging wallet credits and benefits.
Q1 Consolidated Revenue: 13.02 billion rupees (₹1,302 crore) from operations.
Q1 Consolidated Net Profit: 145.5 million rupees (₹14.55 crore).
Key Dealership Brands: Mercedes-Benz, BYD, MG, Honda, Volkswagen, Jeep, and Mahindra.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the agreement between Landmark Cars and Tecso Charge Zone?
Landmark Cars has signed an MoU with Tecso Charge Zone to provide its EV customers with charging benefits, preferential rates, and digital wallet credits across ChargeZone's charging network.
What was Landmark Cars' consolidated revenue from operations for Q1?
Landmark Cars reported Q1 consolidated revenue from operations of 13.02 billion rupees.
What net profit did Landmark Cars post in the Q1 results?
The company recorded a consolidated net profit of 145.5 million rupees for the first quarter.
Which EV brands does Landmark Cars retail in India?
Landmark Cars operates dealerships for major EV-offering brands, including Mercedes-Benz, BYD, MG Motors, and Mahindra & Mahindra.
Source: Landmark Cars Limited Regulatory Filings (BSE/NSE), Tecso Charge Zone Corporate Announcements.