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Startup incubator T-Hub, along with Atal Incubation Centre, has launched the fourth cohort of ‘Charge’, the fourth edition of mobility accelerator programme with 21 startups. The cohort is designed to support startups building solutions for electric mobility, shared transport, fleet management, and related technologies.
The cohort will undergo a 12-week programme at T-Hub with access to mentors, corporate connections and government partnerships to help them deploy and scale their solutions.
The three-year-old AIC T-Hub Mobility programme enabled startups to raise ₹17.16 crore in funding, and file 63 IPs.
The short-listed startups selected for the cohort work in the areas of EV charging (Evya.Energy, EV Cult, YANO); shared mobility (HerCabs, ProCar, DriEV Pink); battery and energy platforms (Ayka Control System, EEzy Volt, Joul Energy); AI-led fleet and vehicle solutions (Attento, Zekardo, Bluerock Robotics, Nxtas Mobility); and next-gen vehicles (Revelec AutomotiEV, Folks Force, AirJet Bike).
“India’s mobility sector is entering a crucial phase of growth, with electric vehicles and shared transport leading the way for the next decade. ‘Charge’ is a step in that direction,” Kavikrut, CEO of T-Hub, said.
“India’s electric vehicle market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 28.52 per cent and is expected to reach $18.31 billion by 2029 from $5.22 billion in 2024,” he said in a statement here on Tuesday.
Published on August 12, 2025