In a significant boost to India’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, TATA.ev, the country’s largest 4-wheeler EV manufacturer, unveiled its first 10 MegaChargers across major urban centers and national highways. Developed in partnership with ChargeZone and Statiq, these ultra-fast charging stations mark a pivotal step toward the company’s goal of expanding India’s public EV charging network to 400,000 charge points by 2027.
The new TATA.ev MegaChargers are part of a broader “Open Collaboration” strategy aimed at strengthening EV adoption through seamless, long-distance mobility supported by robust charging infrastructure. These MegaChargers—capable of delivering a minimum of 120 kW of charging power—promise to drastically cut down wait times while enhancing user convenience and reliability.
“We are on a mission to provide fast, reliable, and effortless charging that enables seamless mobility across the country – and we are just getting started,” said Balaje Rajan, Chief Strategy Officer at Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd.
Strategic Coverage Across Key Corridors
The 10 high-speed charging sites are strategically located across highways and EV-dense cities:
Mumbai–Ahmedabad Corridor (with ChargeZone):
- Shreenath Food Hub, Vadodara – Flagship 400 kW MegaCharger, charges up to 6 vehicles, adds 150 km in 15 minutes
- Shanti Complex, Vapi
- Hotel Xpress Inn, Ghodbunder
Delhi–Jaipur Highway (with Statiq):
- SS Plaza, Gurugram
- Hotel Old Rao, Kaprivas
- Asli Pappu Dhaba, Hamzapur
- Hotel Highway King, Shahpura
Pune–Nashik Highway:
- Akash Misal House, Rajgurunagar – Midway point, 120 kW charger via ChargeZone
Bengaluru City:
- Monk Mansion, Electronic City – 24/7 amenities near IT parks and residential hubs, developed with Statiq
Udaipur City:
- Ramee Royal Resort – Scenic urban location with premium facilities for tourists and locals, built with ChargeZone
Customer-Centric Features
- Up to 25% discount on charging tariffs for TATA.ev users
- Priority service and 24×7 support
- Charging access via iRA.ev app and partner apps
- On-site staff assistance and amenities including cafes, restrooms, and lounges
Strategic Collaborations Fueling Growth
Akshit Bansal, CEO of Statiq, said, “This collaboration is a milestone in building a trusted, nationwide EV charging network. We’re making EV adoption more accessible and reliable.”
Kartikey Hariyani, CEO of ChargeZone, noted, “Together with TATA.ev, we’re creating a future-ready EV ecosystem with innovative solutions like auto-charge and RFID tap and charge.”
Accelerating Toward 500 MegaChargers
TATA.ev has pledged to install 500 MegaChargers across India, accelerating its commitment to sustainable mobility and reducing “range anxiety” for EV drivers. With this first batch now operational, the company is laying a solid foundation for connected, electrified travel—linking major cities with high-performance, user-friendly charging infrastructure.
