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Bolt.Earth deploys one lakh EV chargers to drive India’s clean mobility movement

Written byheeren.tanna@gmail.com
September 16, 2025
in Asia, Logistics, News, Supply Chain, Transport
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 Bolt.Earth, India’s largest EV charging network, today announced the successful deployment of over 1,00,000 electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the country. Spread across more than 1,800 towns and cities, this milestone marks a significant step in strengthening India’s EV charging infrastructure and accelerating the nation’s shift towards clean, inclusive mobility.

The company’s charging network includes a wide mix of charging solutions—from serving charging needs in residential and workplace settings, to high-speed Blaze DC and Lightning DC chargers designed for all types of EVs including 2 wheelers, 3 wheelers and 4 wheelers.

Unlike many other players, Bolt.Earth has developed its solutions end-to-end, encompassing hardware, software, services, and customer support. Its proprietary Charger Management System (CMS) enables efficient usage monitoring and dynamic pricing, creating a foundation for an intelligent and future-ready charging ecosystem.

Strategic OEM collaborations have further accelerated growth. Bolt.Earth installed over 20,000 chargers for OEMs like Bajaj and Mahindra, reinforcing the role of integrated charging solutions in enhancing the ownership experience.

Speaking on the milestone, Raghav Bharadwaj, CEO, Bolt.Earth, said, “India’s EV-to-charger ratio remains low, and building accessible infrastructure is key to reducing range anxiety and supporting the EV transition in the country. Reaching the milestone of deploying 1 lakh chargers is not only a business achievement for us but also a step forward in enabling large-scale EV adoption for the country. Our next focus is scaling fast charging and increasing density along highways and urban corridors, ensuring availability keeps pace with demand.”

With this achievement, Bolt.Earth has reinforced its position as the largest and most utilized charging network in India.

Tags: bolt.earthclean mobility solutionsElectric Vehicleelectric vehicle infrastructureev chargersEV charging network India
heeren.tanna@gmail.com

heeren.tanna@gmail.com

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