ATHER ENERGY
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Ather
v13.1.0
3mo ago
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2 apps analysed
Ather Grid infrastructure network functions as a B2B distribution barrier
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
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This app represents the gold standard for connected vehicle management, directly competing with Ather for the user's primary dashboard for mobility, charging, and remote vehicle diagnostics.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
This regional variant of the Bluelink platform competes by offering a similar suite of remote vehicle diagnostics and control features tailored to the Canadian market.
Lexus competes by offering a premium, highly-rated connected vehicle experience that sets the expectation for remote control and digital key functionality.
While focused on power tools, this app competes for the user's attention in the 'connected device' space by managing product registration and tool hubs.
Viidure competes in the peripheral space by providing dashcam and GPS trajectory mapping, which overlaps with Ather's ride-tracking and location-based features.
Intoxalock competes in the automotive utility space by managing specialized hardware, focusing on compliance and service-related interactions.
myGMC is a peer in the lifestyle-integrated vehicle management space, offering remote control and health monitoring for a broad user base.
MySubaru serves as a direct peer in the vehicle telematics space, focusing on remote control and service scheduling for vehicle owners.
This app competes by providing deep technical insights into vehicle performance, appealing to the same power-user demographic interested in Ather's ride data.
This newcomer enters the auto-service management space, potentially disrupting how Ather users interact with service centers.
While in a different category, this app represents the growing trend of 'universal remote' interfaces that compete for screen time.
