India's charging network should feel like one network.

We are building the connective layer across chargers, operators, fleets and everyday drivers - with open standards, direct information and a product that tells the truth when the answer is unknown.

No invented availability
Every price labelled
Refunds without asking

Open by design

OCPP connects charging infrastructure. OCPI and UEI make network boundaries less punishing for the person who needs a charge.

Built for India

UPI, GST, shared residential charging and mixed infrastructure are first-class concerns, not regional add-ons.

Trust is product work

Prices, availability, reliability and money states are designed to be understood before a driver has committed to a journey.

What we are building

AthenireCharge is an EV charging network and the platform underneath it. Drivers get one account and one wallet across chargers that today each want their own app. Operators — a housing society, a hotel, a fleet depot, a petrol pump, a company running a hundred chargers — get the software to run their chargers, price them, get paid and be found.

The two halves are one product on purpose. The platform an operator uses to set a tariff is the same system that shows a driver the price before they start.

Open standards, not a walled garden

Chargers connect over OCPP 1.6-J or 2.0.1, so an operator can bring almost any charger and is never locked to hardware we sell — we sell none. Networks peer with us over OCPI 2.2.1 in both directions, and charging is discoverable over Beckn / UEI.

Built in India, for India

UPI payments, GST invoicing that holds up to a filing, shared charging in housing societies and a mix of new and old hardware are the starting point, not a localisation pass. Our servers and database run in Mumbai.

Where we are honest about being early

Our own network is our first sites, not a national map; the driver app is in private testing rather than in the stores; and we publish no uptime figures until we have the traffic to compute one honestly. The comparison page says all three before you have to find them.

Questions

Who runs AthenireCharge?

AthenireCharge is built and operated by Athenire Pvt. Ltd., an Indian company.

Do you sell EV chargers?

No. We run software and a network for chargers from any manufacturer that speaks OCPP 1.6-J or 2.0.1.

How do I contact you?

The contact page lists who reads what. A person reads every message, and most are answered the same day.