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Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) is carrying forward its green mobility game, which affects India’s cleaner transportation. The company announced that its rapidly growing EV charging network has already provided clean energy of more than 2.3 million clean energy through more than 1.8 lakh charging sessions, which helps prevent an estimated 1.6 million kg of COO emissions.
Charging grid expansion
As of August 2025, HMIL has successfully established 119 public EV fast-charging stations across India-about its big goals of setting up 600 stations across the country. These chargers are strategically deployed with major highways, major cities and Hyundai dealerships, making sure that the EV driver range can go on a long journey without worrying about anxiety.
Hyundai has also integrated its Myhyundai app with over 20,000 charging points, including partner charge point operators. The app makes it easier for EV users to detect chargers, book slots and even safe digital payments – the entire charging experience forwards.
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Driving India’s EV Mission
J Wan Royu, Function Head – underlined Hyundai’s commitment to corporate planning, country’s EV adoption at HMIL.
“In Hyundai Motor India, we are strongly deployed across the country to speed up EV adoption,” he said. “Our investment in both advanced EV platforms and strong charging infrastructure reflects our dedication to make Range anxiety easier, supporting the public dynamics of the Government of India.”
Hyundai’s current EV line-up, including IONIQ 5 and recently launched CRTA Electric, is supported by retail footprint of 542 outlets in 238 cities. This expansion appearance further strengthens the role of the company in the nutrition of India’s EV ecosystem.
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Customer-focused features
Credibility has been an important factor in Hyundai’s charging success, with its network 97% uptime. Stations are also customer friendly, on-ground marshals during peak hours, 24×7 CCTV surveillance, and surrounding suitability such as cafes, restaurants and shopping areas.
Connecting another layer of convenience, Hyundai has rolled out the Hyundai pay in-car payment platform, allowing the driver to pay directly to the vehicle’s infotainment system. More than 1,200 charging points are already integrated in this future platform, and to follow more.
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Pay attention to Tamil Nadu
Hyundai’s charging push is set to become the focal point with a promise of 100 fast-charging stations in the state of Tamil Nadu. Sixteen are already active, expected to increase to 30 by the end of 2025.
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