Hyundai Motor India has stepped up its push for green mobility, unveiling a major expansion of its EV charging network with 119 new stations deployed across the country. Together, these stations have already supplied over 23 million units of energy to electric vehicles, underscoring the company’s commitment to cleaner transport.
The expanded infrastructure includes a variety of charging solutions, fast-charging stations for public use, community charging hubs, and dedicated charging points at Hyundai dealerships. These are strategically placed along key highways, in metro and urban centres, as well as emerging EV hotspots, to ensure ease of access for drivers.
Hyundai says this expansion supports India’s surging demand for electric vehicles by providing “reliable and accessible” charging options. The goal is to match infrastructure growth with adoption, reducing “range anxiety” among users.
By delivering more than 23 million units of clean energy, Hyundai claims to be helping lower both emissions and operating costs for EV owners nationwide. The move is framed as part of a larger vision to build a robust EV ecosystem in India.
A spokesperson from Hyundai emphasised that seamless EV ownership is central to their strategy, saying the company is committed to making its charging network “robust, accessible, and future-ready” as the EV market accelerates.
With the nation’s electrification goals gaining urgency, Hyundai’s enlarged charging infrastructure is a decisive step toward facilitating cleaner mobility. The expansion is seen as supporting India’s long-term clean energy objectives and helping the country transition toward sustainable transport.
