India has no single EV charging network. It has dozens of charging station companies, including Tata Power EZ Charge, Statiq, ChargeZone, Jio-bp pulse, Glida and Adani TotalEnergies E-Mobility, plus oil companies, scooter-focused networks and app aggregators. This page lists 30+ EV charging companies in India by category, explains who each is known for, and is updated monthly. Companies are listed in no particular order within each category and are not ranked.
Quick list: EV charging station companies in India
| Category | Companies |
|---|---|
| Major public networks (cars) | Tata Power EZ Charge, Statiq, ChargeZone, Jio-bp pulse, Glida, Zeon Charging, Relux Electric, Magenta ChargeGrid, Adani TotalEnergies E-Mobility, Volttic |
| Other networks and platforms | Shell Recharge, Numocity, Ezili, Plugzmart, Enviro, Park+ |
| Oil marketing companies | Indian Oil (IOCL), BPCL, HPCL |
| Two-wheeler and light-EV networks | Ather Grid, Ola Hypercharger, Bolt.Earth |
| Apps and aggregators | Kazam, ElectricPe |
| Manufacturers with networks | Servotech (Incharz), Exicom, E-Fill Electric |
| TRANDS-listed companies | Sunfuel Electric, Exponent Energy, E-Fill Electric, EcoPlug Energy, Xobolt, Exicom Tele-Systems |
1. Major public charging networks for cars
| Company | Known for |
|---|---|
| Tata Power EZ Charge | One of the widest public networks in India |
| Statiq | Large, fast-expanding network with AC and DC chargers, including 71 stations listed in Jaipur (see Jaipur guide) |
| ChargeZone | Highway and fast-charging focus |
| Jio-bp pulse | Growing network with fast chargers |
| Glida (formerly Fortum) | Established DC fast charging |
| Zeon Charging | Regional and city coverage |
| Relux Electric | Regional and city coverage |
| Magenta ChargeGrid | Charging arm of Magenta Mobility, with chargers in cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru |
| Adani TotalEnergies E-Mobility | Public charging network listed among India's charge point operators |
| Volttic | Network with a driver app and a dashboard for station owners |
2. Other charging networks and platforms
Charging directories and aggregator apps also list these networks: Shell Recharge, Numocity, Ezili, Plugzmart, Enviro and Park+. Coverage differs by city, so check each company's app for chargers on your route.
3. Oil marketing companies
Fuel companies have added chargers at petrol pumps across India:
- Indian Oil (IOCL)
- Bharat Petroleum (BPCL)
- Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL)
A report published in March 2025 said these three companies together had more than 25,850 charging sites after adding over 10,000 stations in FY 2025. They are useful on highways and in cities where you already stop for fuel and food.
4. Two-wheeler and light-EV charging networks
- Ather Grid: Ather's own fast-charging network, widely used by scooter owners.
- Ola Hypercharger: Ola's scooter charging network.
- Bolt.Earth: A large network of lower-power points for two-wheelers.
5. Apps and aggregators
Because no single network dominates, many drivers use aggregator apps that combine several networks in one place:
- ElectricPe: says it aggregates 25,000+ stations from 60+ partner networks with live availability and a unified wallet.
- Kazam: an app-led charging network.
6. Charger manufacturers that also run networks
Servotech (Incharz), Exicom and E-Fill Electric build charging hardware and also work in charging operations or turnkey setups. See EV Charger Manufacturers in India for how to choose a supplier.
7. TRANDS-listed EV charging companies
- Sunfuel Electric (Delhi): destination charging at luxury hotels, highway resorts and hospitality venues.
- Exponent Energy (Gurugram): rapid charging for commercial fleets and logistics.
- E-Fill Electric (Noida): 30 kW to 120 kW dual-gun DC fast chargers and turnkey setups.
- EcoPlug Energy (Alwar, Rajasthan): 30 kW to 480 kW DC fast charging and franchise solutions.
- Xobolt (Jaipur): community and workplace charging with AC and DC options.
- Exicom Tele-Systems Ltd (Gurugram): NSE/BSE listed manufacturer of DC fast chargers and home chargers.
Browse all providers in the EV Charging & Networks directory.
How to choose a charging company
- Check your routes first: coverage on your daily and highway routes matters more than total network size.
- Match the vehicle: use scooter networks for two-wheelers and DC fast networks for cars.
- Install two or three apps: because networks do not work as one, keep a backup option.
- Verify live status: a listed charger is not always working.
- Compare tariffs: prices vary by operator, charger power and location.
For the bigger picture, read EV Charging Stations in India 2026 and find chargers in your city, starting with Jaipur.
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Conclusion
India's charging market is a mix of national networks, oil companies, brand networks and apps, and no single company covers every route. Use this list to shortlist operators for your city and routes, and check each company's app before you travel.
Last updated: 4 October 2026. Company descriptions are based on public sources and operator information, and coverage changes quickly. Companies are not ranked or endorsed. TRANDS is an independent directory; verify details with each operator.