Mahindra’s high-speed public EV charging network Charge_iN has signed a strategic agreement with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) to set up electric vehicle charging stations across HPCL fuel outlets nationwide.
The partnership will see the initiative utilise HPCL’s vast fuel station network to accelerate the rollout of EV charging infrastructure. The move is expected to improve convenience for EV users and support faster adoption of electric mobility in India.
HPCL, one of India’s largest state-owned oil and gas companies, operates over 24,400 retail outlets across the country. It already runs more than 5,400 EV charging stations under its HP e-Charge brand.
What This Means
- EV chargers to be installed at HPCL fuel stations across India
- Focus on improving accessibility and ease of charging
- Supports India’s transition toward cleaner mobility
Charging Tech
The new stations will feature:
- 180 kW ultra-fast dual gun chargers
- Designed for electric four-wheelers
- Faster and more reliable charging experience
Bigger Picture
The agreement is a key step in the brand’s Charge_iN initiative to build a nationwide ultra-fast charging network. It also aligns with the Indian government’s push to strengthen public EV infrastructure.
With HPCL’S strong nationwide presence, the partnership creates a solid base for rapid expansion and a more connected EV ecosystem.
Why It Matters
India is one of the world’s largest automotive markets, and a scaling charging infrastructure is critical for mass EV adoption. This collaboration brings together reach, tech, and convenience, all essential to make mobility streamlined.
