Statiq Aims to Establish Dominance in Electric Vehicle Charging Sector, Both in India and Emerging Global Markets, According to Akshit Bansal
In the July 2025 issue of the international brand "India," we shine the spotlight on Statiq, an Indian EV charging startup that has been making waves in the industry since its inception in 2019.
Four years ago, electric vehicles (EVs) in India were still considered a novelty. Fast forward to today, and Statiq operates over 8,000 chargers across 70 cities in India, positioning itself as a leading EV charging management company. With ambitious plans to add another 20,000 chargers by 2026, Statiq aims to scale its reliable and accessible charging infrastructure to support the burgeoning EV market[1][4][2][3].
Statiq distinguishes itself with a proprietary technology platform that manages the entire user experience. From charger discovery and availability checking to seamless payments and real-time support, the platform positions the company not just as a hardware provider but as a comprehensive EV charging service platform[1].
The startup's founder, Akshit Bansal, had a mission to make clean mobility practical and accessible for everyone. He identified one of the biggest hurdles to EV adoption as public perception about EV range and charging reliability. To address this, the Statiq technology platform leverages IoT, machine learning, and predictive analytics to optimise energy distribution, flag maintenance needs, and enable dynamic load balancing[1][6].
Statiq's mobile app allows users to locate compatible chargers, reserve slots, and pay digitally, offering a convenient and user-friendly experience. The company's goal is to power a national shift toward cleaner cities and smarter infrastructure, aiming to become the leading EV charging platform not only in India but also in emerging international markets within five years[1].
As India's EV sales are projected to nearly double in 2025, the need for dependable charging infrastructure becomes increasingly critical. Policy support for EVs in India is becoming firmer, and companies like Statiq play a crucial role in facilitating this transition to sustainable mobility[1][5].
Statiq's mission includes building trust, convenience, and accessibility into the EV charging experience. With its robust technology and expansion plans, the startup is at the center of a national mobility transformation, shaping the future of clean transportation in India.
[1] Statiq's official website: www.statiq.in [2] Entrepreneur India EV Awards 2025: https://www.entrepreneurindia.com/awards/ev-awards [3] "Star EV Charging Management Company" award: https://www.statiq.in/news/statiq-wins-star-ev-charging-management-company-award [4] Statiq's expansion plans: https://www.statiq.in/news/statiq-announces-expansion-plans [5] India's EV sales forecast: https://www.bloombergquint.com/onweb/india-electric-vehicle-sales-to-nearly-double-in-2025-to-reach-5-million-units [6] Statiq's technology: https://www.statiq.in/technology
- Akshit Bansal, the founder of Statiq, sought to make clean mobility practical and accessible for everyone, especially addressing public concerns about EV range and charging reliability through the startup's proprietary technology platform.
- With its technology leveraging IoT, machine learning, and predictive analytics, Statiq optimizes energy distribution, flags maintenance needs, and enables dynamic load balancing, aiming to build trust, convenience, and accessibility into the EV charging experience.
- Amidst India's increasing EV sales and policy support for EVs, Statiq's expansion aims to add another 20,000 chargers by 2026, positioning the company as a comprehensive EV charging service platform that could shape the future of clean transportation in India and emerging international markets.
- Offering a convenient and user-friendly mobile app experience, Statiq's mission is to support the burgeoning EV market and power a national shift towards cleaner cities and smarter infrastructure, embracing science, technology, and finance as essential tools for achieving lifestyle and environmental-science goals in the sphere of sustainable mobility.
