A network builder for India's electric transition.

Praateek Chharan is one of the emerging voices shaping how India builds, brands, and scales its next generation of mobility infrastructure. With a career built at the intersection of engineering discipline and global business instinct, he has spent nearly two decades turning ambitious ideas into operating businesses — and is now channeling that experience into powering India's electric mobility transformation.

Praateek holds a Bachelor of Engineering (2006) and a degree in International Business from a leading Gulf-based university (2008), a foundation that shaped his ability to move fluidly between technical execution and global commercial strategy.

He began his career in international trade, taking a sales operation and scaling it into a full export business across African and Asian markets within a year — an early signal of the growth instinct that would define his career. That instinct took him to the Gulf, where he built and ran a standalone trading venture from the ground up.

Returning to India, Praateek turned his focus to manufacturing, immersing himself in plant operations at a large-scale industrial facility before going on to conceive, build, and hand over three separate manufacturing ventures in plastics and stationery production over the following six years — each taken from concept to fully operational business. He then spent six years at the helm of a major export portfolio, opening and managing trade relationships across Europe, the UK, and the USA.

Today, Praateek leads strategy, business development, and marketing for a fast-growing Mobility-Energy Infrastructure company, where he is architecting the partnerships, market positioning, and go-to-market playbook behind one of India's most ambitious EV charging network build-outs. His rare combination of manufacturing depth, international deal-making, and brand instinct positions him as a leader to watch — someone building not just charging infrastructure, but the category itself, as India's electric mobility market enters its defining decade.

Satyabhanu Angirash brings nearly two decades of structural and infrastructure engineering leadership to VVITA Mobility, anchoring the company's build-quality and execution discipline as it scales India's Mobility-Energy Infrastructure.

A Chartered Engineer holding an M.Tech in Structural Engineering from MNIT Jaipur and a B.E. in Civil Engineering, Satyabhanu has led structural design, audit, and project execution across some of India's most demanding infrastructure categories — industrial and manufacturing facilities, healthcare institutions, government and institutional buildings, heritage and tourism developments, transport corridors, and large-scale water and civic infrastructure. His work has spanned multilateral-funded programs and state government mandates alike, consistently delivering structures engineered for safety, longevity, and scale.

Beyond design, Satyabhanu is a recognized Approved Valuer and a Competent Person under the Rajasthan Factory Act, reflecting a rare combination of technical depth and regulatory fluency — expertise that is critical as charging infrastructure moves from isolated installations to engineered, grid-integrated public assets.

At VVITA Mobility, Satyabhanu applies this foundation to the physical backbone of the charging network — site engineering, structural integrity, and infrastructure planning — ensuring that every location built under the Nexus Vvita platform is engineered not just to operate, but to last.

Sagar Rawat brings more than two decades of hands-on civil contracting experience to VVITA Mobility, where he leads company operations — turning engineering plans into built, functioning charging sites on the ground.

Across 22 years in civil contracting, Sagar has built his career on execution: mobilising teams, materials and machinery to deliver projects on time and to specification, often across demanding sites and tight timelines. That contractor's discipline — managing labour, procurement, quality and cost in the field — is exactly what a fast-scaling charging network runs on.

At VVITA Mobility, Sagar owns the operational backbone of the network — site development and construction, vendor and contractor coordination, project scheduling, and the day-to-day execution that turns an approved location into a live charging point. His on-ground relationships and delivery instinct keep build-outs moving from plan to power.

As VVITA scales from individual installations to a state-wide network, Sagar's mandate is to make sure pace never comes at the cost of quality — that every site is built cleanly, safely, and ready to operate reliably for years.