In a significant move towards bolstering India’s e-mobility infrastructure, Tata Power, one of the country’s largest integrated power companies, announced that it has surpassed the installation of 1 lakh home electric vehicle (EV) chargers across India. This milestone coincides with the observance of World EV Day and highlights the company’s commitment to making e-mobility adoption more accessible through reliable home charging solutions. These chargers have been deployed even in remote areas, providing customers with the convenience of charging their vehicles at home.
Additionally, Tata Power has strengthened its position in the EV sector by deploying over 1,100 EV bus charging points in key metropolitan cities, supporting the growth of sustainable public transportation.
The company’s efforts to expand EV charging infrastructure include a network of over 5,600 public and captive charge points across various locations, such as malls, hotels, hospitals, offices, highways, and residential complexes. These stations are RFID-enabled and centrally monitored by Tata Power’s advanced Network Operations Centre (NOC) in Mumbai, ensuring seamless service delivery. This growing network reflects Tata Power’s ongoing commitment to environmental responsibility and to advancing India’s transition to cleaner, more sustainable mobility solutions.
