Finding an EV charging station in your city is easier when you know which operators and locations to look for. Chargers in India are usually at malls, hotels, tech parks, metro stations, fuel stations and highways, run by operators such as Statiq, Tata Power EZ Charge, ChargeZone, Jio-bp pulse, Gentari and Ather Grid. This guide covers EV charging stations in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Jaipur, Udaipur, Indore, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad, with example locations, charger types and tips for each city.
Before you read: how to use this guide
India has 52,718 public EV charging stations, including 16,561 fast chargers for cars, according to the latest government data shared in Parliament. City totals vary by website because some count stations, others count charging points, and some include nearby highway stations. The locations below are examples from operator announcements and public directories. Always confirm the power rating, connector and live status in the operator's app. Learn more in our guide to the EV charging station in India.
EV Charging Stations in Delhi
Delhi has a mix of AC destination chargers and DC fast charging hubs. Examples from public listings include:
- Statiq hubs: Nexus Select City (Saket, with Tata.ev), Nangloi Railway Station, Shangri-La (Central Delhi), Hotel The Suryaa (New Friends Colony), Sheraton (Saket) and BSES Lodhi Colony. Some hubs list DC chargers of 60 kW to 120 kW, and one listing mentions up to 240 kW.
- Namo Bharat New Ashok Nagar: a high-capacity charging hub with many connectors.
- Gentari: AC points at Okhla (Sarita Vihar), Bijwasan, Peeragarhi and Saket.
- Jio-bp pulse: a large fleet charging station at Reliance Retail Mall in Dwarka.
Tip: Delhi guides often cover only the National Capital Territory, so check Noida and Gurugram separately for NCR trips.
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EV Charging Stations in Noida
Noida has public chargers in IT parks, hotels and commercial areas, along with many private chargers inside housing societies. Examples from operator announcements:
- Windsor IT Park, Sector 126: a 60 kW DC dual-gun charger (Statiq).
- Advant IT Park, Sector 142: a 120 kW DC charger and a 22 kW wallbox (Statiq).
- Savoy Suites, Sector 16: two 22 kW AC chargers (Statiq).
Tip: Many Noida and Greater Noida chargers are captive (for residents only). Check that a charger is public before you plan a stop.
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EV Charging Stations in Gurugram
Gurugram has public AC and DC chargers at residential complexes, business hubs and highway-side sites.
- ROF Ananda, Sector 95: a public AC charger (Statiq).
- Gentari: AC and DC sites in Haryana, including the Sarhol charging hub.
Gurugram is also a base for EV charging companies listed on TRANDS: Exponent Energy (rapid charging for fleets) and Exicom (charger manufacturer).
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EV Charging Stations in Jaipur
Jaipur's chargers cluster at hotels, malls, fuel stations and dealerships, run by Statiq, Xobolt, Ather Grid, Volttic and HPCL, with Statiq alone listing 71 stations. Rajasthan's renewable energy corporation has also issued a tender for public chargers in Jaipur and other cities. Read the full EV charging stations in Jaipur guide.
EV Charging Stations in Udaipur
Udaipur's chargers are mostly at lakeside hotels, resorts, malls and dealerships. Statiq lists 35 stations, with 60 kW DC fast chargers reported at several sites, and Tata Power and Sunfuel Electric add hotel and dealership chargers. Read the full EV charging stations in Udaipur guide.
EV Charging Stations in Indore
Public directories list about 26 charging stations in Indore, mainly at malls, hotels, fuel stations and highways. Examples and operators include:
- Statiq: Somya Vehicle in Rau, with a 60 kW DC charger.
- ChargeZone: sites at Rau, Omaxe City and AB Road.
- Tata Power: chargers at hotels such as Ginger, Sayaji and The Park, some of which are private.
- IOCL and HPCL: chargers at fuel stations.
- Ather Grid and EV Urjaa: a mix of AC and DC charging in central Indore, with one listing showing CCS2 and Type-2 connectors.
Atal Indore City Transport Services (AICTSL) has also planned 47 solar-integrated public charging stations across the city, 37 slow and 10 fast, mainly for two-wheelers, e-rickshaws and cars. Check which are operational before you go.
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EV Charging Stations in Mumbai
Mumbai has chargers at business districts, malls, hotels and large hubs. Directory listings for Mumbai are large, but some include highway stations outside the city, so treat totals as indicative. Examples:
- Jio-bp pulse: a large charging hub at Sakinaka near Terminal 2.
- Statiq: Kanjurmarg hub, The LaLiT and BKC Pay and Park.
- Ather Grid: a point in Andheri for scooters.
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EV Charging Stations in Pune
Pune has chargers at malls, residential complexes and along the Pune–Mumbai corridor. Examples include Statiq at Seasons Mall and Godrej Infinity, Ather points, and highway-side stations around Wakad and Lonavala. Directories list a large number of stations around Pune, so verify each one in the app.
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EV Charging Stations in Bengaluru
Bengaluru has one of the largest directory listings among Indian cities, with chargers at malls, tech parks and residential areas. Examples include Statiq at Nexus Koramangala and Divyasree Greens, chargers at tech parks such as Bagmane Tech Park, and a Jio-bp pulse fleet charging station. Because there are many networks, use an aggregator app to filter by connector and speed. See Best EV Charging Apps in India.
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EV Charging Stations in Ahmedabad
Directories list over 100 charging stations in and around Ahmedabad, with brands and operators such as Ather (for example Maninagar), Mobilane, CESL and Tectonic Power, plus stations on the highways around the city. Confirm the address, connector and status in the app.
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More cities
We are adding more city guides. Cities coming next include Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Bhopal, Surat, Nagpur and Kochi.
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Types of chargers you will find in Indian cities
- AC (Type-2), 3.3 kW to 22 kW: best for hotels, offices and long stops.
- DC fast (CCS2), 30 kW to 120 kW: best for quick top-ups at malls and hubs.
- High-power DC, 120 kW and above: found at a few large hubs. See Ultra-Fast EV Charging Network in India.
- Two-wheeler chargers: Ather Grid and similar networks, which may use different connectors.
For typical prices, see EV Charging Cost in India.
Tips for finding a working charger in any city
- Search the TRANDS EV charging station directory for your city.
- Check the connector (Type-2 or CCS2) and power rating.
- Confirm the charger is public and open to you.
- Check live status in the operator's app.
- Keep a backup station nearby.
Compare operators in the list of EV charging station companies in India.
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Sources
- Government of India data on public EV charging stations as reported by the press: Morung Express.
- Operator announcements and station pages from Statiq, Gentari, Jio-bp pulse and ChargeZone.
- Public charging directories and city guides, and local reports on Indore's planned solar-integrated stations.
Conclusion
EV charging stations are now available in most major Indian cities, but the best option depends on your city, your car's connector and how fast you need to charge. Use this guide to shortlist operators, verify live status before you go, and use the TRANDS directory to find stations by city.
Disclaimer: Locations, power ratings and station counts come from operator announcements and public sources and change often. TRANDS is an independent directory; confirm details with the operator.