Hyundai India Expands Integrated EV Charging Network To 30,000 Access Points

Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has significantly bolstered India's electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. As of July 20, 2026, the company announced that the myHyundai app now provides users access to over 30,000 charging points nationwide. This milestone was achieved through strategic partnerships with multiple third-party Charge Point Operators (CPOs), creating a unified digital platform where users can easily locate stations, book charging slots, and process secure digital payments. This initiative aims to simplify the ownership experience and address range anxiety for Hyundai's growing base of EV customers.

Beyond third-party integrations, HMIL is aggressively expanding its own proprietary DC fast-charging network. The company plans to scale from 183 existing stations to 600 by 2030, with individual charger capacities ranging from 60 kW to 240 kW. These brand-agnostic stations are designed to serve EVs from all manufacturers, supporting the broader transition to electric mobility. Concurrently, industry players like Relux Electric are contributing to this growth by establishing 500 new charging stations in Tamil Nadu and commissioning 20 hyper-charging stations along major highways, including the Delhi-Mumbai and Bengaluru-Chennai corridors, within eight months.

The digitization of the charging experience reflects a major shift in the automotive industry from hardware-focused sales to service-integrated models. By leveraging digital infrastructure, Hyundai is enhancing its value proposition while fostering consumer confidence for long-distance travel. Future updates to the myHyundai app are expected to refine real-time availability tracking and payment integration. As this infrastructure matures, it is likely to serve as a key benchmark for other manufacturers competing in the premium and mass-market electric segments across India.