Nawgati Featured in Google Play's 'Made in India' Republic Day Collection
Fuel-tech startup recognized among Google for Startups Accelerator Apps Class of 2025 for driving innovation in mobility.
Fuel-tech startup Nawgati has been included in Google Play's 'Made in India' Special Edition collection, released in celebration of Republic Day. The curated selection highlights Indian startups from the Google for Startups Accelerator: Apps Class of 2025, showcasing applications making notable contributions across sectors including health, education, lifestyle, and fuel technology.
Nawgati's consumer mobility platform helps users plan fuel stops across India by locating nearby CNG, petrol, and diesel stations, tracking fuel stations along routes, monitoring real-time fuel prices, and estimating potential savings with CNG. The app also provides information on hydro-testing services. The platform currently serves over 3 million users.
"Being showcased in Google Play's 'Made in India' collection alongside some of the country's most promising startups is a proud moment for our team," said Vaibhav Kaushik, Co-Founder and CEO of Nawgati. He noted that the recognition validates the company's mission to simplify mobility and fuel accessibility through technology and data-driven insights, reflecting product maturity, user impact, and alignment with India's digital innovation objectives.
The company operates across India with subsidiaries in Sri Lanka and the UAE. Nawgati is developing a connected fueling ecosystem that integrates infrastructure intelligence, real-time analytics, and consumer-facing platforms. The startup maintains partnerships with public sector entities, private fuel operators, and mobility stakeholders.
Nawgati positions itself as India's first fuel-tech platform, offering technology solutions for fuel station operations and fleet management. The company's flagship enterprise platform, Aaveg, utilizes deep learning and real-time analytics to address congestion and improve operational efficiency. Nawgati is currently expanding its operations internationally, beginning with the UAE and Sri Lanka markets.
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