Although we have installed over 20,000 charging points, 90 percent of them are slow chargers and some are located within gated communities for exclusive use. Mohit Yadav, co-founder of Bolt.Earth, told Moneycontrol: "We rebranded REVOS to Bolt.Earth and have become the largest EV charging network in the country. Closely behind are REVOS (1,228), Tata Power (1,077), Kazam (502), Fortum Charge and Drive India (100), and Ather (93). Bengaluru-based startup Bolt.Earth has emerged as the leader among private operators, with 1,723 charging stations. The private sector has established 4,965 charging stations across the country. This represents a 72 percent market share among PSUs." IndianOil takes the lead, with 1,989 charging stations, followed by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (823), Convergence Energy Services Limited (219), Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (187), and Rajasthan Electronics and Instruments Limited (174).Īn IndianOil spokesperson told Moneycontrol: "In fiscal year 2022-2023 alone, we commissioned 3,310 EV charging stations and 37 battery-swapping stations, bringing the total number of charging stations to 5,452 and 69 battery swapping stations. IOC and Bolt.Earth lead the way in driving EV adoptionīEE records show PSUs alone have installed 3,770 charging stations. EV owners can easily locate public charging stations by searching, based on states or routes, alleviating range anxiety among EV owners," said a BEE official. All public charge point operators, whether private or public entities, can register online at.
"The EV Yatra web portal and mobile app enable e-vehicle navigation and facilitate e-mobility nationwide. In December 2022, President Droupadi Murmu launched the EV Yatra portal to promote the adoption of EVs. Uttar Pradesh leads the EV count with 5.4 lakh, followed by Maharashtra with 2.8 lakh, Karnataka with 2.3 lakh, Delhi with 2.2 lakh, and Tamil Nadu with 1.6 lakh.īEE records show there are 8,735 operational public charging stations and 84 charge point operators throughout India, belonging to 27 public sector undertakings (PSUs) and 57 private companies. Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Telangana have 465, 449, and 425 charging stations, respectively.Īcross the country, there are 26.8 lakh EVs, out of the 34.59 crore vehicles.
Maharashtra has emerged as the frontrunner in supporting electric vehicles (EVs), with 2,354 public charging stations - the highest in the country, statistics from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), under the Union ministry of power, show.ĭelhi follows closely behind, with 1,619 charging stations, while Karnataka boasts of 736.
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