Statiq

One of India's largest public EV charging networks, spanning both AC and DC chargers across Tier I and II cities.

Statiq designs and manufactures roughly 1,000 chargers in-house, with the remainder of its network aggregated from other CPO companies, while also running the software layer (app, CSMS, roaming) that ties the network together.

Positioned around uptime and convenience for EV drivers wherever they travel.

EV owners who use the Statiq app to locate, book, and pay for charging sessions.

Automakers and commercial mobility/logistics companies that partner with Statiq to provide EV charging infrastructure for their vehicles and fleets.

Owners of homes, workplaces, and shared spaces who install and monetize chargers through Statiq.

EV drivers manage the relationship themselves end-to-end through the Statiq app — signup, charger discovery, real-time availability, route planning, and payment — without needing staff assistance.

For property owners hosting a charging hub, Statiq runs a hands-on setup process, managing site evaluation, installation, network integration, and operational monitoring on the partner's behalf.

After setup, hosting and fleet partners maintain an ongoing, self-monitoring relationship with their chargers through Statiq's own Charging Station Management Software rather than relying on manual check-ins.

Statiq maintains a continuing operational relationship with its FOCO franchise partners through technical monitoring, uptime support, and shared branding/platform visibility rather than a one-time handoff.

Consumer app for locating, booking, and paying for charging sessions across the network.

Franchise-Owned, Company-Operated (FOCO) model used to expand physical charger footprint via franchise partners who own the charging infrastructure while Statiq operates it; first FOCO station launched in Gurgaon (Jan 2026).

In-house design and manufacture of AC/DC charging hardware, led by a team of 45 R&D engineers.

Deploying and operating DC fast chargers along highways and in Tier I/II cities, with a focus on uptime.

Statiq's core resource is its installed base of chargers — 10,000+ units across 1,014+ Indian cities — which has cumulatively powered over 12 million charging sessions.

Statiq's self-designed AC/DC chargers carry ARAI CAT certification (2024) and IEC certification (2025), giving the company a compliance and quality asset underpinning its manufacturing.

Both the charging hardware and the software that runs it (app, CSMS) are built in-house at Statiq, which the company positions as removing dependence on third-party vendors.

Statiq operates EVlinq, a proprietary roaming platform that links CPOs, eMSPs, OEMs, and fleet operators onto one network so chargers can be accessed and shared without separate integrations for each partner.

Strategic investor via Shell Ventures and Series A partner.

Statiq's app aggregates chargers from other operators alongside its own network.

Automakers and mobility/logistics companies that partner with Statiq to provide charging infrastructure for their vehicles and fleets.

Design and manufacture of EV chargers (3.3 kW, 22 kW, and 60 kW DC variants) sold to property owners, CPOs, and partners.

Commissions from charging point operators (CPOs) plus recurring revenue from charging sessions on the network.

Deploying a Statiq-branded charging station is capital intensive: the company's own FOCO franchise investment calculator shows a scalable cost starting around ₹30 lakh and rising to ₹3 crore+ depending on configuration (60kW-360kW chargers, 2-20 parking bays), reflecting the underlying capex structure of the charging business.

Statiq's franchise calculator models a 240 kW charging station at a total project cost of ₹40,40,000, illustrating station-level capex intensity even at a single mid-size site.