An EV Charging Station Locator is an online tool or page that helps electric vehicle users find nearby charging stations based on their location and charging network provider (e.g., Tata Power, Ather, MG, Statiq, etc.).

Major brands offering EV charging stations in India include:

• Tata Power EZ Charge

• Ather Grid

• MG Motor

• Statiq

• Jio-bp

• Glida (formerly Fortum)

• ChargeZone

• BluSmart

• Tesla (for global locations)

Yes, you can. Each EV network has its own dedicated locator page where you can search chargers based on your location, vehicle type, connector type, and availability.

Most brands require you to download their respective apps (e.g., Tata Power EZ Charge App, Statiq App, Ather App) to book or pay for a charging session.

Charging compatibility depends on the connector type. Most public charging stations support CCS2 or Type2, which are compatible with most Indian EVs. However, it’s advisable to check compatibility on the app or brand site before visiting.

While many stations are open to the public, some networks may restrict access to specific vehicles (e.g., Ather Grid for Ather scooters). Always check access permissions and network terms.

Yes. Tata Power, Statiq, ChargeZone, and others offer DC fast charging across many of their stations, ideal for quick top-ups.

EV charging rates vary by network, charger type, and city regulations. Generally, AC slow charging ranges from ₹10–₹15/unit, while DC fast charging may range from ₹18–₹25/unit.

Currently, Tesla Superchargers are not available for public use in India. You can check their global map via the Tesla Supercharger Finder.

Tata Power has the widest network coverage, followed by Statiq, ChargeZone, and Ather. The best network for you depends on availability in your area and your EV model.