Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Crosses 1,000 Fast-Charging Points Across India
Tata Motors-led EV network energizes 180 highway corridors and installs 40 MW of total charging capacity.
Tata Passenger Electric Mobility has expanded its public EV charging infrastructure to over 1,000 live fast-charging connectors nationwide, making it the largest OEM-led charging network in India, the company announced on Thursday.
The public charging network covers 200 cities and spans 180 highway corridors, representing a total installed charging capacity of 40 MW. The EV maker confirmed that the infrastructure has powered over 32 million EV kilometers across its customer base.
Geographically, the charging network spans 2,570 km north to south from Amritsar to Thoothukudi, with the southernmost point situated 85 km from Kanyakumari. East to west, the network extends 1,800 km from Dwarka in Gujarat to Murakati in Jharkhand along the Kolkata-Jamshedpur highway corridor. The highest concentration of live charging points is in Maharashtra with 52 sites, followed by Karnataka with 44 locations and Tamil Nadu with 32 installations.
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22 Oct 2026

Autocar Professional Bureau