Green Frontier Capital is proud to announce our investment in ElectricPe’s Pre-Series A round, following our initial investment in 2022. This decision to double down on our investment underscores our strong confidence in ElectricPe's exceptional market leadership and innovative approach to advancing electric mobility. Under the visionary leadership of founders Avinash Sharma and Raghav Rohila, ElectricPe has demonstrated a remarkable commitment to providing efficient and accessible EV charging infrastructure. Congratulations to the entire ElectricPe team! Together, we are driving towards a cleaner, greener future.
Read MoreIn the article, Karan discussed how startups are innovating in AI tools, hardware, software, smart charging, wireless charging, and fast charging capabilities, driven by private capital. Additionally, ElectricPe, our portfolio company, was highlighted in the article. Avinash Sharma, co-founder and CEO of ElectricPe, elaborated on the company's achievement in establishing Bengaluru's largest charging network, boasting 20,000 points. These developments underscore our commitment to advancing sustainable innovation in the EV sector. Stay tuned for more updates on our impactful contributions!
Read MoreElectricPe, a Green Frontier Capital investee company, plans to install 100,000 charging points in the next two years to meet the rising demand for electric vehicles. Since its mid-2021 launch, the platform has gained 200,000 app downloads and 50,000 active users. Currently operating in Bangalore, the company aims to expand to three additional cities, totaling 25,000 charging points each, within the next 18 months.
Read MoreThrilled to be featured by YourStory Media for our unwavering commitment to climate tech startups in India! Their acknowledgment inspires us to push boundaries and further our mission. Let’s work together…
Read MoreGreen Frontier Capital has received notable recognition in the form of four of its portfolio companies being selected for Meaningful Business's prestigious 2023 list.
Read MoreTapanjana Rudra for INC42 reports clean mobility will play a big role in tackling climate change. Many Indian electric vehicle (EV) startups such as ElectricPe, Blu Smart, EMotorad, and Battery Smart are now sustainable solutions. The Indian EV market is estimated to reach $15,397 Bn by 2027.
Read MoreJaspreet Kaur reports on forty-four EV startups whose innovations are contributing to the fight against climate change, including four of GFC’s investee companies. Since vehicular pollution is one of the major causes of global warming, clean mobility will play a big role in addressing the issue.
Read MoreTapanjana Rudra for Inc42 reports ElectricPe has built a network of 10,000 charging points in the city, and having collaborated with multiple public charging stations across Bengaluru, the platform functions like an Airbnb or a Swiggy in the EV charging space.
Read MoreExpress Mobility Desk for Financial Express reports ElectricPe is collaborating with multiple charger manufacturers to provide a comprehensive EV solution that simplifies the charging infra-setup.
Read MoreJaspreet Kaur for Inc42 reports the round was led by Green Frontier Capital, Blume Ventures, and Micelio Fund, and the funds will be used to deepen tech investments and scale operations. The development comes almost a year after ElectricPe secured $3 Mn in a seed funding round.
Read MoreTrisha Medhi for YourStory reports the pre-Series A funding round was completed just 12 months after the seed funding round. ElectricPe hopes to use the combined capital of $8 million to deepen technology investments and scale operations.
Read MoreElectricPe, an EV charging aggregation platform, has completed a Pre-Series A funding round of $5 million. The round was led by Green Frontier Capital, Blume Ventures, and the Micelio Fund. This Pre-Series A funding round was completed exactly 12 months after the Seed funding round.
Read MorePrerna Lidhoo for Business Today reports the Pre-Series A funding round is completed just 12 months after the seed funding round of $3 million. ElectricPe said it will use the combined capital of $8 million to deepen technology investments and scale operations.
Read MoreAyshwaria Lakshmi for YourStory reports Bengaluru-based charging aggregator startup ElectricPe’s B2C app is a one-stop platform that lets users identify, access, and pay for EV charging points to make e-mobility easier.
Read MoreElectricPe has already enabled the required charging infrastructure at JSW’s Mumbai headquarters and will soon expand its services to JSW’s offices in Vasind, Dolvi, Vijayanagar, Sholtu, and Jharsuguda
Read MoreMayank Dhingra of Autocar Professional reprots as electric vehicle adoption in India shifts into the next gear, innovations are being seen around the charging infrastructure space, with Bengaluru-based ElectricPe aiming to enhance utilisation as well as RoI for charge-point operators (CPOs), while offering a seamless user experience to EV owners.
Read MorePrashant Singh for HT Auto reports ElectricPe, a new energy infra startup went into a strategic alliance with Hero Electric earlier this year in April in order to set up a large-scale EV charging infrastructure in the country.
Read MoreThe Hindu Bureau reports To expand its charging infrastructure in Bengaluru and in other parts of India, ElectricPe has entered into a partnership with Electric One that has 82 EV super stores across the country.
Read MoreArushi Rawat for Financial Express reports the charging point network will be spread across offices, malls, residential complexes and other establishments to curb range anxiety issues faced by EV users.
Read MoreZee Media Bureau reports the partnership of NoBroker and ElectricPe is working to make charging stations more accessible in the residential neighbourhoods.
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