TATA.ev to Add 2 Lakh New Charging Points by 2027

Tata.ev has announced to add 2 lakh new charging points by 2027. The company has already sold 2 lakh EVs and is aiming to doubling the number of available charge points to 4 lakh by 2027.

Tata.ev partnered with Tata Group companies to introduce seamless private/home charging solutions and has kick started public charging infrastructure in and around cities. This will help faster EV adoption, encouraging early adopters to switch to EVs.

To drive the next phase of growth, Tata.ev launched its 'Open Collaboration' framework in 2023, forging strategic partnerships with Charge Point Operators (CPOs) and Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs). This collaboration focused on expanding charging infrastructure across key hotsports, particularly along highways, to ensure seamless long-distance mobility. As a result, the number of public charging points in India has more than  doubled in just 15 months, surpassing 18,000 chargers. 

Tata.ev's cumulative impact includes the installation of over 1.5 lakh private/home chargers, 2,500 community chargers, and 750 chargers at Tata dealerships across more than 200 cities. TATA.ev is accelerating India's EV charging ecosystem with an ambitious goal to double the number of charging points to over 4 lakh within the next two years.

Tata.ev is collaborating with key Charging Point Operators (CPOs) to install 30,000 new public charging points. These charging stations will support all EV makes and brands, ensuring widespread accessibility, convenience and a mutually beneficial ecosystem for all EV users, charge point operators, and infrastructure planners. 

Speaking at the launch of ‘Open Collaboration 2.0’, Mr. Shailesh Chandra, Managing Director, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility, said, “TATA.ev has been at the forefront of India’s EV revolution, not just by introducing world-class electric vehicles, but also by building a robust charging infrastructure nationwide. To enable the exponential growth of EVs in India, we’ve launched ‘Open Collaboration 2.0’, aiming to expand the charging network to over 400,000 points in the next two years, in partnership with leading CPOs. This initiative will enhance the speed, reliability, and user experience of charging, while improving."

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