Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Tata Power Expands EV Charging Network Across Mumbai And Maharashtra
Tata Power is adding more places for electric cars to recharge.
It now has more than 1,800 charging points in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.
Maharashtra has more than 2,400 points in total.
A large new charger is located near Mumbai airport.
It has 16 charging guns and can charge 16 vehicles at once.
The chargers are meant for private cars, taxis, and other fleets.
Ten special charging hubs have handled more than 70,000 charging sessions.
Tata Power says these hubs helped electric vehicles travel more than 75 lakh kilometres and avoid about 6,690 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
Tata Power has crossed 1,800 public EV charging points across Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.
The company’s Maharashtra network now exceeds 2,400 charging points.
A 600-kilowatt Mega Charger near Mumbai airport has 16 charging guns and can serve 16 EVs simultaneously.
Ten co-branded Tata Power x TATA.ev hubs have recorded more than 70,000 charging sessions and 85,000 charging hours.
Tata Power says its wider ecosystem includes 6,700-plus public and captive chargers across more than 690 cities and towns.
- Who
- Tata Power and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd.
- What
- Tata Power expanded its electric-vehicle charging network to more than 1,800 points in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai and more than 2,400 in Maharashtra.
- When
- The announcement was dated September 10, 2026.
- Where
- Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, and other locations across India.
- Why
- To support growing electric-vehicle use and provide charging for private owners, taxis, ride-hailing fleets, and other high-frequency users.
- Mumbai and Navi Mumbai points
- More than 1,800 EV charging points
- Maharashtra points
- More than 2,400 EV charging points
- Airport Mega Charger
- 600-kilowatt facility at The Leela near Terminal 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
- Airport charger capacity
- 16 charging guns and simultaneous charging for 16 EVs
- Ten-hub performance
- More than 70,000 charging sessions and over 85,000 charging hours
- Estimated emissions avoided
- About 6,690 tonnes of CO₂, according to Tata Power
- 2030 targets
- 10,000 public charging points and 7.5 lakh home chargers