Statiq, a leading EV charging solutions provider in India, has successfully deployed advanced charging stations across luxury, mid-tier, and boutique hotels in 2024. This initiative enhances accessibility for EV users, bridging infrastructure gaps and promoting sustainable travel. By 2025, Statiq plans to extend its network to over 700 hotels in tier-1 and tier-2 cities, highways, and tourist destinations, supporting India’s growing EV ecosystem.
Driving Confidence in EV Adoption
Highlighting the environmental benefits and user confidence, Akshit Bansal, Founder & CEO of Statiq, stated:
“Installing EV charging infrastructure at hotels is not just about convenience but also about breaking adoption barriers and building a greener future. Travelers need assurance that their journeys are supported by reliable infrastructure. Every charger we deploy brings India closer to sustainability, reducing fossil fuel dependence and ensuring cleaner air and healthier cities.”
Echoing this sentiment, Raghav Arora, Co-Founder & CTO, emphasized the role of user-friendly technology in the expansion:
“Reliable infrastructure is key to accelerating EV adoption. Our chargers are designed for efficiency, scalability, and compatibility with diverse EV models, addressing the practical challenges travelers face. Whether for a quick stop or an extended stay, users can charge seamlessly, knowing they are contributing to the future of clean energy.”
Boosting EV Infrastructure for a Sustainable Future
The Indian EV market, valued at $8.49 billion in 2024, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 40.7% from 2025 to 2030. Statiq’s expanding network of hotel-based EV chargers aims to ease concerns about range anxiety and accessibility, making electric mobility more viable for long-distance travelers.
By transforming hotels into reliable charging hubs, Statiq is not only enhancing EV user confidence but also playing a crucial role in India’s transition toward clean energy and sustainable transportation.
