Bengaluru, July 29, 2026: Bolt.Earth has launched its first Rewards & Recognition programme to honour technicians supporting its electric vehicle (EV) charging network across India, while highlighting the growth of its skilled workforce to more than 5,000 certified technicians.
The company said its technician network plays a key role in maintaining and repairing EV charging infrastructure, ensuring chargers remain operational across urban and smaller towns. According to Bolt.Earth, its certified technician workforce has expanded from 800 in 2024 to over 5,000 in 2026, creating one of the country's largest skilled employment networks in the EV charging sector.
As part of the initiative, 17 technicians from 17 states, including Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Uttar Pradesh, were recognised for their contribution to maintaining charging infrastructure and ensuring service reliability.
Commenting on the initiative, Mohit Yadav, Founder and CEO, Bolt.Earth, said, “Every charging point that stays online does so because a technician showed up to fix it. They are the reason a charger works when someone needs it, not just when it’s installed. Every new charger we deploy is also a skilled job we’re creating somewhere in India. Building a skilled workforce has been just as important to Bolt.Earth’s growth as building chargers.”
Among those recognised was Abdul Moin from Maharashtra, who has been associated with Bolt.Earth for more than two years installing EV chargers for three-wheelers. He has built a team of more than 500 field technicians working across Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jammu & Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Sharing his experience, Abdul Moin said, “Bolt.Earth’s support has encouraged me and my team a lot. If we encounter any problem in the field, we get a quick solution. Together, my team and I install around 3000 chargers per month; this is the kind of opportunity and demand we see. A lot of people often ask me if buying an EV was the right choice. I tell them it’s a cleaner, greener alternative, and when they see the savings themselves, their perspective changes."
The company said recognising technicians is part of its broader approach to strengthening service reliability as India's EV charging infrastructure expands. It added that skilled technical support remains central to maintaining charging uptime and supporting the country's growing electric mobility ecosystem.
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