MUMBAI: Thunderplus has charged through its debut year with a bang. The electric vehicle charging infrastructure company has surpassed the Rs 10 crore revenue mark within just 12 months of operations, as it gears up to chase a tenfold growth target of Rs 100 crore by FY26. The milestone places Thunderplus among India’s fastest-scaling clean mobility players. Operational in 16 states and 40 cities, the company has deployed over 800 EV chargers and 140 charging hubs, boasting a combined installed capacity of 12 MWh. Daily energy output already exceeds 7 MWh, with each charger averaging three hours of daily use. “Reaching Rs 10 crore in our first year is more than just a milestone; it’s a strong signal that India is ready for the EV revolution. We’re not just charging vehicles; we’re powering a cleaner, smarter future. As a next phase we are coming with a new campaign ODOT which we will reveal soon”, said Thunderplus CEO Rajeev YSR. The company has pioneered India-first charging models like #HarGharThunder, a 3.3 kW home EV charger, and #ChaiPeCharge hubs catering to two- and three-wheelers. It has also deployed ethanol- and methanol-powered charging units totalling 4 MWh capacity and unveiled 240 kW load-sharing stations for high-demand sites. Thunderplus’ franchise network model—with entry points as low as Rs 6 lakh—is enabling small businesses and entrepreneurs to plug into the EV movement, democratising access to clean energy infrastructure. Strong partnerships with Tata Motors, Mahindra, Uber, Turno, Flixbus, NMDC, and Delta have boosted Thunderplus’ rapid rollout and integration with India’s grid and mobility ecosystem. From Delhi and Bengaluru to emerging hotspots like Ayodhya and Vijayawada, Thunderplus is lighting up India’s charging map with reliability and reach. The company now aims to expand to all 750+ districts and 100 cities nationwide. Its ultimate goal? To make EV charging as universal as street lights—and just as dependable. Post navigation Honoured to mentor the energetic cohort of T-Hub’s Blitz program and be part of its demo day. ₹120 Crores Raised. ₹0 in the Bank.