Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) has integrated over 30,000 EV charging points into its myHyundai app, creating one of India's largest unified charging networks. According to latest reports, the app provides integrated charging networks accessible via a single platform set up in partnership with leading CPOs (Charge Point Operators) and service providers. The platform has been developed through partnerships with multiple charge point operators, allowing users to locate and use more than 30,000 charging points across India through a single application. More than 3 lakh EV users accessed HMIL-owned charging services through the myHyundai app, helping save approximately 3.5 million kg of CO₂ emissions during the period from January 2023 to June 2026. As per Zee News, the platform is open to EVs of all brands, reinforcing HMIL's commitment to developing India's broader EV ecosystem. Hyundai's charging infrastructure has already been used by more than 300,000 EV users through the myHyundai app, delivering over 5 million kWh of electricity since January 2023.
As reported by Zee News, HMIL MD & CEO Tarun Garg emphasized the company's commitment to expanding infrastructure. The company plans to more than triple its proprietary DC fast public charging network from 183 stations to 600 stations by 2030. Currently, Hyundai operates 183 DC fast-charging stations across 105 cities, positioned at city locations, highways, and dealership sites. The charging facilities are available within an average radius of 25 kilometres, helping improve accessibility for long-distance and intercity travel, with coverage on major highway routes including Delhi-Gurgaon-Jaipur, Mumbai-Pune-Bengaluru, Mumbai-Ratnagiri-Goa, Chennai-Vellore-Bengaluru, and Hyderabad-Kurnool-Bengaluru. According to Indian Television Dot Com, the chargers, ranging from 60 kW to 240 kW, are being installed at dealerships, urban centres and major highways to support faster charging and improve long-distance travel. The expansion brings India's charging infrastructure closer to global standards as automakers increasingly focus on building supporting infrastructure needed to encourage wider EV adoption.
The myHyundai app has evolved beyond a vehicle companion application into a comprehensive charging platform for electric vehicle users. According to Comnet Publishers, the platform allows users to navigate to stations, reserve charging slots in advance, and make digital payments through a unified interface. For EV owners, this means fewer worries about planning charging stops and more time focusing on the journey rather than battery percentage. The company has positioned its company-owned DC fast chargers at strategic locations, often close to restaurants and food outlets, allowing drivers to grab meals while their vehicles charge. Through the myHyundai app, customers are benefitted from a unified digital interface platform that provides access to charging facilities across India, with all HMIL EV charging stations located at prominent city and highway locations close to eateries and food chains. The network covers key highway corridors from Kashmir to Kanyakumari with greater confidence, supporting users traveling across major routes.
Between January 2023 and June 2026, Hyundai reports that more than three lakh EV users accessed its charging infrastructure through the myHyundai app. During this period, the company's charging network delivered over 50 lakh kWh of electricity and contributed to an estimated reduction of around 3.5 million kilograms of carbon dioxide emissions. This development positions Hyundai Motor India as a significant player in India's electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with the company's strategy focusing on providing comprehensive charging solutions through both proprietary and third-party networks. Through its EV charging ecosystem, HMIL is accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles while promoting cleaner mobility solutions, thereby contributing to environmental sustainability and reducing transport-related emissions. The company is also preparing to strengthen its electric vehicle portfolio by launching a mass-market electric SUV during the current financial year.
