Startup incubator T-Hub has launched the fourth cohort of its mobility accelerator programme ‘Charge’ to back 21 startups operating in the segment, including EV charging, shared mobility, AI-led fleet and more.
Backed by AIM (Atal Innovation Mission), this programme will assist startups in expanding their products via mentorship, access to markets and pilot opportunities.
“Our earlier mobility cohorts have demonstrated the value of deep engagement between startups, corporates and government partners in building sustainable transport solutions. With Charge, we are extending this model to help 21 new startups innovate in EV infrastructure, batteries and shared mobility,” said AIC T-Hub’s chief executive officer Rajesh Kumar Adla.
During the 12-week programme at T-Hub, participating startups will gain access to mentors, corporate networks, and government partnerships to support the deployment and scaling of their businesses.
Launched in 2015, Hyderabad-based incubator T-Hub was built as a partnership between the Telangana government, three academic institutions – International Institute of Information Technology, Indian School of Business and National Academy of Legal Studies and Research, and the local private sector to support startups at different stages.
Meanwhile, AIM is a flagship initiative launched under NITI Aayog in 2016. The programme works towards boosting entrepreneurship in India. Currently, the country has more than 70 Atal Incubation Centres (AICs).
Here is a glimpse of the startups selected for the fourth cohort of the AIC T-Hub Mobility programme:
HerCabs
Founding year – 2024
Founder – Bhavishya Sindwani
HerCabs offers fleet management solutions for women. It offers job opportunities to women drivers and provides a SaaS-based enterprise platform that helps car rental companies streamline operations, enhance promotion and grow their business online.
Evya.Energy
Founding year – 2024
The startup offers EV charging and management solutions via its app and website. Tapping the app, an EV user can locate the nearest electric charging station, check its real-time availability and make payment via Evya.Energy.
Attento
Founding year – 2024
Attento is a community of drivers promoting safe driving by offering perks. The company analyses real-time driving data, helping drivers understand their behaviour, improve their habits and contribute to safer roads. It also offers perks to the drivers for meeting safety standards.
EV Cult
EV Cult offers cloud-based charging station management system (CSMS) and a fully integrated aggregator app, helping fleet owners, e-mobility service providers (e-MSPs), logistics companies, real estate developers and communities to launch, scale and manage their EV charging infrastructure.
ProCar
Founding year – 2016
Founder – Arun Sharma
ProCar is an urban mobility company that offers a ride-sharing network for corporate employees via electric vehicles at a fixed monthly cost. It aims to reduce personal car use, which would ease traffic congestion and promote sustainable transport.
Ayka Control System
Founding year – 2021
Founder – Mihir Bhanushali and Jash Sheth
Ayka Control Systems primarily focuses on EV charging infrastructure, industrial automation and green energy solutions. The company claims to hold a track record in designing and manufacturing technologies like solar robotics, EV charging stations and marine tech solutions.
Revelec AutomotiEV
Founding year – 2019
Founder – Rajiv Sushanth, Prade Employee Gurrala, Bhargav Ram Ambati
Based in Visakhapatnam, Revelec AutomotiEV manufactures pragmatic electric two-wheelers, aligning its designs to prioritise rider comfort, affordability, and sustainability as well. Its product lineup includes APT-E Series, built for logistics and delivery, and the RS Series, designed with neo-retro aesthetics and eco-friendly technology for consumers picking style and sustainability.
Zekardo
Founding year – 2023
Founder – Devam Malhotra and Karunakar Dubey
Zekardo operates as a vehicle inspection platform that assists car buyers to ensure the vehicle being purchased is defect-free via comprehensive pre-delivery inspection (PDI) services which cover more than 3,700 checkpoints.
DriEV Pink
DriEV Pink is working on empowering Indian women with skills, licenses, and support to build careers in mobility and delivery, promoting inclusion and economic independence in the gig economy.
Nxtas Mobility
Founding year – 2023
Founder – Hari Venkata, Suneetha Ramesh Hari
Nxtas Mobility is an AI-powered transportation as a service (TaaS) company specialising in intercity bus travel in India. They focus on using AI and generative AI to lease, aggregate, and operate a fleet of electric intercity buses.
Carrus
Founding year – 2020
Founder – Sameer Tripathi, Saurabh Gupta
The Bhopal-based startup builds zero-emission, zero-waste storage and transport refrigeration containers for sustainable and intelligent cold chain logistics.
Folks Force
Founding year – 2020
Founder – Ashokkumar Thati
The Tamil Nadu-based startup builds smart EVs and sustainable mobility solutions. It works closely with vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, technology companies and mobility service providers to develop strategies that help them achieve their manufacturing targets.
VONEBOX
Founding Year – 2024
Founders – Abhinav Krishna Sai Gutta and Vinod Ramling Trimukhe
The startup specialises in manufacturing retrofitting conversion kits that convert traditional bicycles into electric bicycles. Its product features a simple installation process and regenerative pedalling technology aimed at enhancing sustainable mobility.
Bluerock Robotics
Founding Year – 2024
Founder – Ravi Shankar, Ravindra Singh
Bluerock specialises in designing and manufacturing industrial robots, particularly AI-powered autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) for intelligent warehouses, logistics and industrial automation.
YANO
Founding Year – 2024
Founder – Gaurav Jaiswal
The startup is building a comprehensive EV charging network in India, offering in-house developed charging hardware and software platforms aiming to democratise EV charging services for businesses, enterprises and consumers.
Maramungala Technologies
Founding Year – 2024
Founder – Rohith Venkat Ramulu Maramungala
Maramungala Technologies is primarily involved in information service activities. The startup specialises in app development, website creation and comprehensive software solutions.
AirJet Bike
Founder – Dasari Vinay Kumar
AirJet Bike is building a jet-powered two-wheeler which includes an AI intelligent system and sustainable energy consumption designed for urban living.
Glipse Technologies
Glipse Technologies specialises in enhancing road safety by offering solutions that address the problem of glare from high-beam headlights, ensuring safer driving experiences. Its technology is aimed at minimising accidents caused by glare, thereby contributing to improved automotive safety standards
Transcil Sustainable Service Pvt Ltd
Founding Year – 2024
The startup provides sustainable electric motorcycle ride-sharing services. Its operations also include bike and four-wheeler taxi rides, rentals, fleet services and tailored travel solutions for both individuals and corporate clients.
EEzy Volt
Founding Year – 2024
Founder – Arvind Peehal
EEzyVolt designs and manufactures advanced, modular battery packs engineered for electric vehicles in India’s mobility sector. It offers wireless battery management integration, modular architecture and proprietary SOLID cooled
technology for optimal thermal management and durability.
Joul Energy Pvt Ltd
Joul Energy aims at building EV infrastructure to fuel a carbon-neutral future. The startup is working on integrating renewables and advancing smart energy management for reliable, widespread charger access.
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