Quick Overview
- TATA.ev rolls out its first 10 MegaChargers across key highways and cities
- Minimum 120 kW ultra-fast chargers with up to 25% discount for TATA.ev customers
- Strategic tie-ups with ChargeZone and Statiq ensure seamless charging experiences
TATA.ev MegaChargers Hit Indian Roads
TATA.ev has flagged off a new chapter in India’s EV story by launching 10 MegaChargers across critical EV corridors. The rollout is part of a broader commitment to install 500 ultra-fast chargers nationwide, underlining the brand’s ambition to supercharge EV mobility in India.
These high-speed chargers, developed in collaboration with ChargeZone and Statiq, are designed to tackle range anxiety and make highway EV travel less of a gamble and more of a plan.
Where You’ll Find Them
The first phase covers important routes like the Mumbai–Ahmedabad, Delhi–Jaipur, and Pune–Nashik highways, along with key city spots in Bengaluru and Udaipur. Each charger supports a minimum of 120 kW output, while some, like the Vadodara unit on NH48, offer up to 400 kW—adding 150 km of range in just 15 minutes.
Every location is kitted with restrooms, restaurants, and even co-working spaces at select sites. Think of them as pit stops designed for both you and your EV.
User Benefits and Features
TATA.ev customers get up to 25% off on charging and priority service. They can also use the iRA.ev app to access partner CPO chargers across the network. Round-the-clock monitoring and assistance ensure reliability, while personnel at select locations make the charging process even smoother.
How It Stacks Up
Compared to existing networks like those from Ather, Zeon, and Shell Recharge, TATA.ev’s MegaCharger setup brings scale, speed, and reach. Its highway focus and tie-ups with OMCs (Oil Marketing Companies) help address the gaps in intercity charging—an area where competitors still lag.
Final Thought
So, you’re cruising on NH48 and your EV battery’s crying for help. You pull into a food plaza, plug in, grab a misal pav, check your emails, and boom—your car’s ready before your coffee gets cold. That’s not the future; that’s the TATA.ev MegaCharger network doing its thing. Just one question: Can we get one next to every dhaba now?