India's largest EV charging hub opens in Bengaluru with over 210 charging points

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India's largest EV charging hub opens in Bengaluru with over 210 charging points
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  • Charging points located across Beguru, Chikkanahalli, Amanikere etc.
  • The charging facility includes 80 DC fast chargers and 50 AC chargers
  • This is the largest concentration of EV chargers at a single location in India

India’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure receives a major boost with the launch of the country’s largest and most powerful charging hub in Bengaluru. Located across Beguru, Chikkanahalli, Bandikodegehalli, and Amanikere in Karnataka, the new facility by Charge Zone is designed to support high-density, fast-paced urban mobility and growing fleet demands.

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The hub houses more than 210 charging points, including 80 DC fast chargers with 160 charging outlets and 50 AC chargers with 50 outlets. With a total installed capacity exceeding 4 megawatts, it stands as the largest concentration of EV chargers at a single location in India and ranks among the most powerful in terms of output.

Catering to a diverse range of electric vehicles—from private cars to intercity buses, airport shuttles, and commercial trucks—the hub is operational 24/7. Most vehicles can be fully charged within 35 to 45 minutes, thanks to high-speed charging infrastructure.

User experience has been prioritized with features like clean restrooms, drinking water facilities, spacious waiting lounges, and ample parking bays to support large fleets without causing congestion.

Fully integrated with Charge Zone’s proprietary digital platform, the hub allows real-time monitoring, app-based access, and robust safety features, ensuring convenience and reliability for individual and commercial EV users. This facility adds to Charge Zone’s growing network of over 13,500 charging stations across metros, tier-2 cities, highways, and key intercity routes.

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