Bolt.Earth and Statiq Partner to Enable Interoperable EV Fast Charging Across India

India’s electric mobility ecosystem is set to gain improved charging accessibility following a strategic partnership between Bolt.Earth and Statiq. The collaboration focuses on enabling interoperable access to four-wheeler DC fast-charging infrastructure, allowing EV users to locate, access, and pay for chargers across both networks through a single application interface.

By integrating Statiq’s fast-charging infrastructure with Bolt.Earth’s universal charging platform, the partnership expands charging availability across key cities, highways, and travel corridors, addressing one of the most persistent challenges in EV adoption—charging convenience and network fragmentation.

Announced in Hyderabad on 9 January 2026, the partnership connects Bolt.Earth’s peer-to-peer EV charging network with Statiq’s growing portfolio of AC and high-speed DC chargers for four-wheelers. As a result, EV users can seamlessly discover and use charging stations from either network without switching applications.

The integration brings Statiq’s four-wheeler fast-charging (DC) locations into Bolt.Earth’s platform while also making Bolt.Earth chargers visible within Statiq’s app. This interoperability expands access to a large and growing pool of fast-charging stations across India’s urban centres and major transit routes.

Statiq currently operates one of the country’s fastest-growing EV charging networks, offering AC and DC charging solutions across cities, highways, and commercial hubs. Its infrastructure supports both urban commuting and long-distance travel, helping EV drivers plan journeys with greater confidence.

The collaboration also aims to reduce common user pain points such as app fragmentation, payment complexity, and limited visibility of available chargers. Through integrated payments and real-time charger information, EV users gain a more consistent and streamlined charging experience. In

Bolt.Earth contributes a universal charging platform that supports two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers, with a presence in over 1,900 cities nationwide. Its community-driven model enables individuals, fleets, and businesses to participate in expanding EV charging infrastructure, strengthening last-mile accessibility.

By bringing together interoperable networks and unified digital access, the partnership supports broader efforts to build a more open and scalable EV charging ecosystem in India—one designed to support rising EV adoption across vehicle segments and geographies.