Own An Electric Vehicle? These 5 EV Charging Apps Give You Wider Access Across India

Electric vehicles are growing rapidly in India, and the EV charging infrastructure is also expanding at a fast pace. To make charging more convenient, several mobile apps now allow consumers to access a wide network of charging stations across the country, helping them charge their vehicles more easily during daily commutes and long-distance travel.

5 EV Charging Apps EV Owners Should Download

The government is also working aggressively to expand EV charging infrastructure for wider access, especially for mass-market consumers. Here are some of the top EV charging apps every EV owner in India should download for easier access to charging stations.

1. Tata Power EZ Charge

Tata Power has one of the largest charging networks with more than 5,500+ charging stations in India through its EZ Charge app. These chargers are widely available across malls, hotels, office spaces, and major highway corridors, making them highly accessible for city and highway users.

2. Zeon Charging

Zeon Charging was one of the earliest brands to enter India's EV charging market. It currently operates more than 500 charging points across 300+ locations and continues to expand with 120+ new stations under development.

3. Statiq

Statiq has become one of the largest and most reliable EV charging networks in India. The company has installed over 10,000 chargers across 1,000 cities. It offers both public and home charging options with 7.4kW, 11kW, and 22kW charging support.

4. Bolt.Earth

Bolt.Earth has quickly become one of India's largest EV charging networks, with over 1 lakh chargers across 2,000 cities. Its network supports two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers for both personal and commercial use. Charging stations are widely available near homes, townships, malls, and highway motels.

5. ChargeZone

ChargeZone operates more than 13,000 charging points across India. It offers both fast-charging and supercharging stations. Most of its charging points are located near highways, office parks, malls, and residential societies, mainly catering to four-wheelers and commercial vehicles like trucks and buses.

Apart from these private networks, oil companies like Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum, Hindustan Petroleum, Jio-bp, and Nayara Energy are also expanding EV charging stations at fuel outlets.

Things To Know

Most of these apps require users to create an account and maintain a wallet balance for charging. For smart usage, avoid adding large amounts unless planning a long highway trip. Keeping at least 2-3 charging apps can help ensure better charging access across different regions in India.