Tata Motors has reported the establishment of over 25,000 public charging points for users of electric small commercial vehicles (SCVs) in India.
These facilities are distributed across more than 150 cities, encompassing key metropolitan areas such as Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad.
In a press statement, the company stated that the charging stations are situated at "key" logistics hubs, which are expected to enhance the operational efficiency and earnings of last-mile delivery operators.
Pinaki Haldar, vice president & business head – SCVPU, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, said: “Crossing the 25,000 public charging station mark is a pivotal milestone in our commitment to advancing electric cargo mobility and its enabling ecosystem.”
In a move to further expand the availability of charging solutions, Tata Motors has entered into agreements with 13 charging point operators (CPOs) through memorandums of understanding (MoUs).
These partnerships are expected to result in the set-up of an additional 25,000 public chargers within the next year.
For the convenience of its customers, Tata Motors plans to integrate these charging station locations into its Fleet Edge platform. This connected vehicle technology is designed to offer users real-time information on charger locations and their status, facilitating easier access to charging services.
The list of CPOs that have signed MoUs with Tata Motors includes A Plus Charge, Ampvolts, chargeMOD, Charge Zone, Electric Fuel, Envo The Sustainer, EV Spot Charge, Kazam, Nikol EV, Sonik Mobility, Thunderplus Solutions, Volttic, and Zeon Electric.
To complement the charging infrastructure, Tata Motors has also put in place a network of over 200 EV support centres across the country.
“This partnership with India’s leading Charging Point Operators underscores our dedication to building a robust support network and enabling profitable, zero-emission logistics for entrepreneurs and transporters across the country,” Haldar said.
In June 2025, Tata Motors announced plans to invest up to Rs350bn ($4.1bn) over the next five years to bolster its position in India’s rapidly evolving EV market and expand its current vehicle lineup.
