Mahindra, HPCL Partner To Expand EV Charging Network Pan-India

Mahindra has partnered with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation to expand its fast charging network across the country. Under the partnership, Mahindra will expand its Charge_iN fast charging network with the establishment of charging points at HPCL outlets across the country.

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HPCL currently operates over 24,400 fuel stations across the country as well as over 5,400 EV charging stations under its in-house e-Charge brand.

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Both companies say that the partnership will aid in accelerating the transition towards electric vehicles. The chargers installed under the partnership will offer peak charging of up to 180 kW - in line with existing Charge_iN charging stations established by Mahindra. The carmaker had inaugurated its Charge_iN fast charging stations late last year with plans to install 1,000 charging points across India by 2027.

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The partnership becomes the latest collaboration between a carmaker and one of the country’s large petroleum corporations. HPCL had, late last year, entered a partnership with VinFast’s charging subsidiary V-Green for EV charger infrastructure growth.