Bolt.Earth offered free charging for two-wheeler EV users across India through its Blaze DC fast-charging network as part of its World EV Day campaign
The campaign witnessed 1987 charging sessions with 1441 users across 35+ cities with more than 2 MWh of energy dispensed through the network
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Bengaluru, 9 September, 2026: Bolt.Earth, India’s largest EV charging network, celebrated World EV Day by offering free charging to two-wheeler EV users nationwide through its BlazeDC fast-charging network. The campaign, conducted over the weekend on September 5 and 6, aimed to make EV charging more accessible, encourage adoption of electric mobility, and contribute to a cleaner environment.
As part of the initiative, EV two-wheeler users could avail free charging at Blaze DC chargers between 8 AM and 1 PM on September 5 and 12 PM and 5 PM on September 6. The timing of the campaign coincided with peak solar energy generation hours in India. By encouraging EV users to charge during this period, Bolt.Earth aimed to align electricity consumption with higher renewableenergy availability on the grid, potentially reducing reliance on fossil fuel-based power sources and promoting more sustainable charging habits.
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The campaign gave EV users a chance to experience fast, convenient charging at no cost, while highlighting the importance of reliable charging infrastructure in India’s transition to electric mobility.
The campaign saw 1441 users and 1987 charging sessions across 35+ cities, with 2.07 MWh of energy dispensed, underscoring the growing importance of accessible charging as more consumers shift to electric two-wheelers for everyday mobility.
Two-wheelers remain a significant part of India’s EV transition, serving diverse consumers, delivery partners, and gig-economy workers. Through its Blaze DC network, Bolt.Earth continues to build a charging ecosystem that reduceswait times and makes EV ownership more convenient.
Nithin TS, Head of Marketing, Bolt.Earth, said, “The transition to electric mobility is about making sustainable choices easier for everyday consumers. By offering free chargingthrough our Blaze DC network, we wanted to bring the benefits of accessible charging directly to EV users. The strong response reinforces the growing demand for reliable charging infrastructure and our commitment toa cleaner mobility future.”
The World EV Day initiative highlights Bolt.Earth’s mission to make EV charging more accessible, convenient, and connected across India. By expanding infrastructure and encouraging adoption of electric two-wheelers, the companycontinues to drive a more sustainable mobility ecosystem.
About Bolt.Earth
Bolt.Earth India’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging network, with more than 100,000 chargers deployed across 2,100+ cities, serving a wide base of EV users. Founded in 2017,the company evolved from building connected IoT solutions to creating a vertically integrated EV ecosystem that combines hardware, software, manufacturing, deployment, and services under one roof. It’s an open network that supports 2-, 3-, and 4-wheelers withboth standard and fast-charging options, powered by the Bolt.Earth EV charging app that enables a seamless scan, pay, charge experience and allows charger owners to generate passive income. Backed by collaborations with leading OEMs and ecosystem partnersand supported by its proprietary Charger Management System (CMS), Bolt.Earth is positioned at the forefront of building smarter, sustainable, and connected mobility solutions in India and beyond.
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