Chennai : The Climate Pledge (TCP), co-founded by Amazon, has launched SUPEREV, a unified mobile app aimed at accelerating commercial electric vehicle adoption in India. Developed in collaboration with Indian energy-tech company Pulse Energy, the platform brings EV procurement, charging, financing, leasing and renewable energy sourcing together in one place. SUPEREV currently connects users to more than 20,000 chargers across 85+ charging point operators, covering over 75% of India’s charging network.
The app enables fleet operators and drivers to discover chargers, initiate charging sessions and make payments through UPI across participating networks, eliminating the need to manage multiple apps and accounts. Fleet operators can also access EV procurement and leasing, financing, charging infrastructure and verified renewable energy solutions. The platform aims to improve demand visibility for service providers and support better planning and investment in charging infrastructure.
Commenting on the launch, Karan Chugh, Director – Operations, Amazon India, said, “Accelerating EV adoption requires the industry to move together. By bringing together vehicles, charging, financing and renewable energy on a single app, SUPEREV takes this collaborative approach further, creating a model that could be replicated across emerging markets facing similar challenges.” Akhil Jayaprakash, Co-Founder & CEO, Pulse Energy, added that SUPEREV brings better coordination among the different stakeholders and services required to scale commercial EV adoption.