• About
  • Advertise
  • Careers
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Maritime Gateway
Advertisement
  • Home
  • Shipping
    • NVOCC
    • Tankers
  • Cargo
    • Air Cargo
    • Container Cargo
    • Dry Bulk
    • Liquid Bulk
    • LNG
    • Project Cargo
  • Global News
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Middle East
  • Ports & Terminals
    • Bulk Ports
    • Container Terminals
    • Port & Terminal Equipment
  • Logistics
    • Freight Forwarding
    • Logistics Parks
    • Supply Chain
    • Warehousing
  • Transport & Multimodal
    • Multimodal Transport
    • Rail
    • Trucking
    • Inland Waterways
  • Government
    • Customs & Border Regulations
    • Maritime & Shipping Economy
    • EXIM & International Trade
    • Government Policy & Regulation
  • Insights
    • Magazines
    • Interviews
    • Reports
    • Newsletters
    • Webinars
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Shipping
    • NVOCC
    • Tankers
  • Cargo
    • Air Cargo
    • Container Cargo
    • Dry Bulk
    • Liquid Bulk
    • LNG
    • Project Cargo
  • Global News
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Middle East
  • Ports & Terminals
    • Bulk Ports
    • Container Terminals
    • Port & Terminal Equipment
  • Logistics
    • Freight Forwarding
    • Logistics Parks
    • Supply Chain
    • Warehousing
  • Transport & Multimodal
    • Multimodal Transport
    • Rail
    • Trucking
    • Inland Waterways
  • Government
    • Customs & Border Regulations
    • Maritime & Shipping Economy
    • EXIM & International Trade
    • Government Policy & Regulation
  • Insights
    • Magazines
    • Interviews
    • Reports
    • Newsletters
    • Webinars
No Result
View All Result
Maritime Gateway
No Result
View All Result
Home
Global Shipping & Trade
Asia

Bolt.Earth and Atul Greentech Private Limited to launch nationwide home charging program, redefining EV ownership in India

by Maritimegateway
October 16, 2025
in Asia, News, Transport & Multimodal, Trucking
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A
#image_title

#image_title

Bolt.Earth, India’s largest EV charging network, has announced a strategic partnership with Atul Greentech Private Limited, a global leader in EV three-wheeler vehicle manufacturing, to redefine the electric vehicle (EV) ownership experience across the country. The collaboration introduces a first-of-its-kind nationwide Home Charging Program, making professionally installed home chargers a standard feature with every EV purchase. This initiative also includes comprehensive customer education programs to promote safe, efficient charging practices, addressing two of the most pressing challenges in India’s EV adoption journey: reliable access to charging and consumer confidence.

“While India’s public charging network has expanded five-fold since FY22, access and convenience remain the biggest hurdles for EV owners,” said Divya Chandra, MD, Atul Greentech Private Limited. “Through this partnership with Bolt.Earth, we are reimagining the EV experience, bringing charging home, where it belongs. Our goal is to make owning and charging an EV as effortless, intuitive, and dependable as any other part of daily life. This is a decisive step toward mainstreaming electric mobility in India.”

The rollout will unfold in stages over the next three years. Phase one will focus on strategic planning and process alignment between the two companies. Phase two will see nationwide deployment of home charging points alongside customer education initiatives, supported by joint branding and awareness campaigns. And the final phase will be about performance optimization and expansions into smart charging solutions, renewable energy integrations, and advanced EV maintenance services.

Bolt.Earth brings proven scale and technical expertise to the collaboration, with over 1,00,000 chargers deployed across 1,800+ cities.

“We’ve now deployed over 1,00,000 EV chargers across 1,800+ towns and cities, bringing us much closer to charging ubiquity,” said S Raghav Bharadwaj, CEO and Founder, Bolt.Earth. “With this collaboration, we’re working to make EV charging as routine and reliable as plugging in your phone,” he adds.

Under the agreement, Bolt.Earth will manage installation, uptime, and maintenance of chargers along with providing technical solutions, real-time data, and billing support. Atul Greentech will integrate the program into its dealership network, drive awareness and ensure warranty coverage is linked to the safe use of approved home chargers.

RelatedPosts

Paradip Port Targets 170 MMT Cargo as PPA Reviews Infrastructure and Operational Efficiency

Edgistify Adds 68,000 Sq Ft Warehouse at IndoSpace Luhari to Expand Gurugram Network

National Strategic Trade Command Centre Opens to Strengthen India’s Export Oversight

India’s Merchandise Exports Rise 23% as First-Half Earnings Reach $259.89 Billion

The partnership also opens door for expansion into new services, including renewable-powered charging, predictive maintenance, and expansion into new geographies. Together Bolt.Earth and Atul Greentech are building a more accessible, resilient and user-friendly EV ecosystem and accelerating India’s electric mobility transition.

Tags: Atul Greentechbolt.earthEVstransport news
Previous Post

ONE supports Nike’s sustainability goals through ONE LEAF+

Next Post

Simple Energy marks e-commerce entry in partnership with Amazon India and Flipkart

Maritimegateway

The Maritime Gateway Editorial Team delivers trusted news, analysis, and insights on shipping, ports, logistics, supply chains, and global trade, backed by industry expertise and editorial review.

Next Post
Simple Energy marks e-commerce entry in partnership with Amazon India and Flipkart

Simple Energy marks e-commerce entry in partnership with Amazon India and Flipkart

Popular News

Paradip Port Targets 170 MMT Cargo

Paradip Port Targets 170 MMT Cargo as PPA Reviews Infrastructure and Operational Efficiency

October 16, 2026
India’s Merchandise Exports Rise 23%

India’s Merchandise Exports Rise 23% as First-Half Earnings Reach $259.89 Billion

October 16, 2026
Aramex Signs MoU with GMR Airports to Build Express Cargo Infrastructure

Aramex Signs MoU with GMR Airports to Build Express Cargo Infrastructure by March 2027

October 15, 2026
Hooghly Cochin Shipyard Wins Repeat Order for Two Luxury River Cruise Vessels

Hooghly Cochin Shipyard Wins Repeat Order for Two Luxury River Cruise Vessels from Antara

October 10, 2026

Popular News

Paradip Port Targets 170 MMT Cargo

Paradip Port Targets 170 MMT Cargo as PPA Reviews Infrastructure and Operational Efficiency

October 16, 2026
India’s Merchandise Exports Rise 23%

India’s Merchandise Exports Rise 23% as First-Half Earnings Reach $259.89 Billion

October 16, 2026
Aramex Signs MoU with GMR Airports to Build Express Cargo Infrastructure

Aramex Signs MoU with GMR Airports to Build Express Cargo Infrastructure by March 2027

October 15, 2026
Hooghly Cochin Shipyard Wins Repeat Order for Two Luxury River Cruise Vessels

Hooghly Cochin Shipyard Wins Repeat Order for Two Luxury River Cruise Vessels from Antara

October 10, 2026

Latest Shipping and logistics news covering marine, Ports, Shipping, Logistics, containers, dry bulk & tankers that drive South Asian maritime Industry.

Site Links

  • Interviews
  • News
  • Government
  • Shipping
  • Cargo News

Site Links

  • Interviews
  • News
  • Government
  • Shipping
  • Cargo News

Follow Us

© 2026 – Powered by .

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Manage Cookies
  • License
No Result
View All Result
  • Home

© 2026 JNews - Premium WordPress news & magazine theme by Jegtheme.