Kunal Khattar, Founding Managing Partner at AdvantEdge Founders, has authored a new column for Forbes India on where the next major opportunities in India’s electric mobility ecosystem are likely to emerge.
In the article, Kunal argues that India’s EV sector has moved beyond the first wave of vehicle-led adoption. With electric two-wheelers increasingly standing on their own economics, the next phase of enterprise value is likely to be created in the less visible infrastructure around electrification.
The piece outlines four major whitespaces AdvantEdge is watching closely: intelligent charging-network orchestration, agricultural electrification, EV-native fleet financing, and grid-scale energy storage. Together, these areas point to a broader thesis: India’s EV transition will not be won only by manufacturing more vehicles, but by building the software, financing rails, storage systems, and energy networks that make large-scale electrification possible.