Bolt Earth adds 350 EV chargers to MapmyIndia app to expand charging access

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Bolt.Earth has integrated about 350 Level 2 and Level 3 electric vehicle chargers into the MapmyIndia app. This move allows MapmyIndia users to discover more than 18,000 EV charging points nationwide through the platform's maps and navigation services. The collaboration aims to make Bolt.Earth's four-wheeler EV chargers more accessible to drivers across India.

Key Highlights

• Bolt.Earth integrates 350 Level 2 and Level 3 chargers into MapmyIndia app
• MapmyIndia users can now access over 18,000 EV charging points nationwide
• Partnership aims to support India's EV ecosystem and improve charging accessibility
• Bolt.Earth operates more than 100,000 chargers across over 2,000 Indian cities

Partnership Expands Charger Access

Bolt.Earth, India's largest EV charging network, has partnered with MapmyIndia (MMI) to improve access to its charging infrastructure. Through this partnership, MMI users can directly locate Bolt.Earth's standard Level 2 chargers and DC fast chargers within the MapmyIndia app. This integration expands visibility for charger owners and provides EV drivers with more charging options beyond the Bolt.Earth platform.

The integration uses the Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI) protocol. Bolt.Earth has added approximately 350 Level 2 and Level 3 chargers to the MapmyIndia app through OCPI. The companies are working together with OCPI integration and API sharing to help MapmyIndia platform users locate and access EV charging points more easily.

Supporting India's EV Ecosystem

The expanded discoverability of EV chargers is intended to support India's growing EV ecosystem. The companies state that this partnership will give drivers a more seamless charging experience. MapmyIndia's integration with map and navigation services is expected to extend Bolt.Earth's charger visibility across multiple platforms used by EV drivers in India.

Bolt.Earth operates India's largest electric vehicle charging network, with over 100,000 chargers deployed across more than 2,000 cities. Founded in 2017, Bolt.Earth has grown from building connected IoT solutions to offering a vertically integrated EV ecosystem. Its services span hardware, software, manufacturing, deployment, and support.

The open network supports two-, three-, and four-wheelers with both standard and fast-charging options. The Bolt.Earth mobile app enables scan-pay-charge functionality and allows charger owners to generate passive income. The company manages its network with a proprietary Charger Management System (CMS) and collaborates with various OEMs and ecosystem partners.

MapmyIndia's Digital Mapping Capabilities

C.E. Info Systems Ltd., known as MapmyIndia in India and Mappls globally, is a digital maps and deep-tech company. It offers maps-as-a-service, software-as-a-service, and platform-as-a-service products. The company provides digital map data, software products, platforms, APIs, and IoT solutions for technology companies, enterprises, automotive OEMs, government agencies, developers, and consumers.

MapmyIndia has built a digital map database covering towns, villages, and the road network across India. The company is developing advanced mapping capabilities, including 3D, 4D, HD, and RealView mapping, along with geo-demographic data layers. MapmyIndia has extended its mapping coverage to over 200 countries worldwide.

Its platform supports location and navigation, geospatial analytics, GIS and AI, GPS-based fleet management, logistics, workforce management, drone-based solutions, developer APIs, and dedicated solution suites for automotive and enterprise sectors.

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CarBike 360 Says

The integration of Bolt Earth’s charging network into the MapmyIndia app marks a significant step toward improving EV accessibility in India. By simplifying charger discovery and route planning, this collaboration supports wider EV adoption and reduces range anxiety. As infrastructure continues to grow, such partnerships will play a crucial role in accelerating India’s transition to sustainable mobility.