India’s electric vehicle revolution is no longer a distant dream—it’s unfolding on city streets, highways, and even in small towns across the nation. Just a few years ago, “range anxiety” kept many would-be EV owners hesitant, but today, innovative companies and strategic partnerships are transforming the landscape with thousands of charging stations and cutting-edge digital solutions. As India races toward sustainable mobility, these charging networks are powering not just vehicles but an entire nationwide transformation in how we move and commute.
Tata Power EZ Charge, launched in 2019, is India’s largest and fastest-growing EV charging network, with over 40,000 home chargers, 4,000+ public/semi-public points, and 250 bus-charging stations across 550 cities as of June 2025. The RFID-enabled EZ CHARGE card, introduced in April 2025, streamlines charging and payments, especially in low-connectivity areas. The “Open Collaboration 2.0” framework (2023) accelerates expansion via partnerships, targeting 400,000 charge points by 2027. Recent rollouts include TATA.ev Mega Chargers and Verified Chargers, enhancing speed and reliability, supporting India’s shift to sustainable mobility.
Dr. Praveer Sinha -CEO & MD, Tata Power
Ather Grid, launched by Ather Energy in 2018, is India’s pioneering fast-charging network for electric two-wheelers, offering up to 15 km range in 10 minutes at 2,500+ stations nationwide (April 2025). The network’s transparent pricing and real-time app access ensure user convenience. Key partnerships—such as with Hero MotoCorp for interoperable charging and Infineon Technologies for safety innovations—have expanded its reach and reliability. Ather Grid’s focus on speed, reliability, and collaboration has made it instrumental in driving two-wheeler EV adoption across Indian cities.
Tarun Mehta -Founder & CEO, Ather Grid
Founded in 2019, ChargeZone operates India’s largest EV charging platform with 13,500+ stations, including 5,400 company-owned units by April 2025. Its ChargeCloud platform enables unmanned, app-based charging, and OCPI-based partnerships provide seamless multi-network access. Supporting both AC and DC charging (3.3kW–1.2MW), ChargeZone serves personal EVs, fleets, and commercial vehicles. Recent milestones include a ₹400 crore FY26 investment, 30% quarterly growth, and servicing 8,000+ vehicles daily. ChargeZone’s focus on interoperability, reliability, and rapid expansion underpins its role in India’s two-wheeler EV ecosystem.
Kartikeya Hariyani -Founder & CEO, ChargeZone
Statiq, established in 2019, uses an asset-light, marketplace model to deploy over 1,500 DC fast chargers and various AC chargers (3.3kW–11kW) across North, South, and West India. By 2025, it aims to serve 700+ hotels, facilitating EV adoption for travelers and commuters. Statiq’s app enables users to locate, book, and pay for charging. Strategic partnerships with IOCL and Shell Ventures, and expansion into Tier II and III cities, have strengthened its network, making Statiq a major provider of accessible, reliable two-wheeler EV charging nationwide.
Akshit Bansal -Founder & CEO, Statiq
EVRE specializes in smart, integrated charging hubs for residential, commercial, and fleet applications. In May 2025, it opened a Hyderabad plant with 5,000 chargers/month capacity, aiming to double by 2026 and achieve 70% localization. The facility produces chargers from 3.3kW AC to 360kW DC, supporting domestic and export needs. EVRE’s proprietary tech ensures high uptime and efficient maintenance. Recent milestones include fulfilling a 20,000-unit order book and creating 50+ local jobs, focusing on large housing complexes and fleets to boost two-wheeler EV adoption in India.
Krishna K Jasti -Founder & CEO, EVRE
