Overview
- On Monday, Hyundai Motor India added access to more than 30,000 partner and company charging points in its myHyundai app, letting drivers locate stations, navigate to them, book slots and pay digitally through one interface.
- Hyundai currently operates 183 proprietary DC fast chargers across 105 cities with power ratings from 60 kW to 240 kW and has committed to grow that network to 600 stations by 2030.
- The integrated map covers an average 25 km radius nationwide and includes major highway corridors such as Delhi–Gurgaon–Jaipur and Mumbai–Pune–Bengaluru, which Hyundai says will ease long‑distance travel for EV owners.
- HMIL reported that between January 2023 and June 2026 more than 300,000 user sessions drew over 5 million kWh from its network, which the company says avoided about 3.5 million kg of CO2 emissions.
- Hyundai ties the charging push to product plans, saying the expanded infrastructure will support market uptake when its mass‑market compact electric SUV launches in the current financial year.