Ather Energy Installs Over 500 Fast Charging Grids across India
- Ather Energy has India's largest fast-charging network for two-wheelers
- Plans to install 1400 Ather Grids by the end of FY2023
- 60% of current installations are in Tier-2 and Tier 3 cities
Ather Energy, one of India’s leading electric two-wheeler manufacturer, has announced the installation of its 580th public charging point in the country. Currently, Ather has over 500 Ather Grid points across 56 cities in India and the company aims to increase the number of charging points to 1,400 by the end of FY2023. Ather Grids have been strategically installed across markets, with 60 per cent of current installations in tier-II and tier-III cities.
Commenting on the milestone, Ravneet Phokela, Chief Business Officer, Ather Energy, said "It has been our endeavour since inception to build accessible charging infrastructure, in order to fast-track EV adoption. As demand grows and we expand our retail network into new markets, it becomes imperative that we support the expansion with strong investments in charging infrastructure. In addition to setting up charging points, we recently opened up our proprietary charging connector for any OEM to adopt. We believe that OEMs need to collaborate when it comes to building infrastructure, and interoperability is a critical requirement for collaboration. Interoperability through a common charging connector provides an incentive to OEMs and independent charging infrastructure operators to make deeper investments in charging infrastructure. On our part, we stay committed to scaling up Ather Grid, and to work with other OEMs to build a scalable and interoperable charging ecosystem”
Ather Energy is building a robust charging ecosystem to support the growth of the EV industry and facilitate a hassle-free transition to EVs. The Ather Grid allows EV owners to charge their vehicles up to 80 per cent at 1.5 km per min. The charging network is supported by the Ather Grid app which allows all EV owners to locate and check the availability of the nearest charging stations in real-time. The fast-charging network can be used by all electric two-wheelers and electric four-wheelers, and this facility is being offered free of charge to everyone till the end of December 2022.
Ather Energy has partnered with multiple players like Park+, Magenta Power, and signed MoU with the Government of Karnataka, to set up EV charging locations in various cities. Ather Energy will continue to partner with more progressive hosts which can offer EV owners easy accessibility, curb range anxiety, and ease the adoption of electric vehicles. Ather Energy is also working with Co-operative Housing Societies & Owners’ Associations to help Ather owners in setting up home charging solutions in their apartments and buildings.
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