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Bolt.Earth is an Indian electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure company headquartered in Bengaluru, India.^[1] The company manufactures EV charging hardware and develops software platforms for charger detection, access control, and network management.^[2]

The company was founded in 2017 by Mohit Yadav and Jyotiranjan Harichandan under the initial name REVOS.^[2] Originally focused on connected mobility solutions, the company expanded its focus into EV charging infrastructure in 2018 before rebranding to "Bolt.Earth" in 2023.^[1][3]

In October 2023, Bolt.Earth raised $20 million in a funding round led by Union Square Ventures and Prime Venture Partners, alongside participation from ITIGO Funds.^[1] In January 2025, the company secured an additional $5 million in a bridge funding round led by Version One Ventures, with continued participation from its existing primary investors.^[2][4]

Bolt.Earth operates a distributed charging network across metropolitan and regional areas in India, serving private EV owners, real estate developments, commercial fleets, and hospitality establishments. The network grew from a reported 20,000 chargers in 2022 to roughly 36,000 installations by late 2024.^[4] By 2026, industry data indicated network deployment surpassed 100,000 charging units across approximately 1,900 cities.^[5]

The company's hardware selection includes alternating current (AC) units and direct current (DC) fast-charging devices designed for two-, three-, and four-wheeled electric vehicles.^[3] For details of Bolt.Earth products, see Products.

In April 2024, the company received formal safety and interoperability certification from the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) for its Level 2 AC hardware portfolio.^[6] Software operational offerings include a central charger management system (CMS) for network hosts and a consumer mobile application handling localized charger maps, scheduling, and transaction execution.^[2][3]

• Matter Motor: Established a partnership in 2025 to enable vehicle network compatibility.^[7]
• Ather Energy: Partnered in 2026 to integrate peer-to-peer fast-charging infrastructure access directly into Ather's companion software application.^[5][8]
• Ultraviolette Automotive: Collaborated to establish charging points built to specified high-performance electric motorcycle standards.^[9]