India, 24th April 2025: Charge Zone, a Vadodara-based electric vehicle charging service provider, has announced plans to establish interoperability with 13,500 EV charging stations.
The company plans to achieve this by forming roaming partnerships with various operators, including Statiq, Bolt, Kazam, Pulse Energy, Chargemod, ElectreeFi, Evnnovator, and others.
This interoperability will enable users to access charging stations across all participating platforms using the Charge Zone app, resulting in a seamless, accessible, and dependable charging experience for electric vehicle owners across India.
In a statement, Kartikey Hariyani, Founder & CEO of Charge Zone, stated that their interoperable and technology-driven infrastructure aims to improve the EV experience for all customers. He stated, ‘Whether you are an individual commuter or a fleet operator, our goal is to make charging as seamless, reliable, and accessible as possible. Through collaborative partnerships and advanced technology integration, we are laying the groundwork for a clean mobility future that is interconnected, intelligent, and designed for India’s next generation of transportation.
The Charge Zone network currently serves over 8,000 EV users per day and has received 250,000 app downloads. Nearly 70% of India’s electric vehicle population has used the platform at some point in their EV journey.
The expanded infrastructure includes a wide range of AC and DC chargers, catering to both urban and long-distance travel needs. The company offers charging capabilities of 3.3kW, 7.4kW, and 10kW, which are ideal for everyday city use.
For rapid charging on highways or at transit hubs, the network includes high-capacity DC fast chargers ranging from 30kW to ultra-fast 360kW, enabling compatible EVs to achieve 80% charge in as little as 30 minutes, depending on battery size. Looking ahead, the company aims to focus on metropolitan areas, tier-2 towns, key highways, and intercity corridors to advance the national agenda for clean and connected transportation, thereby creating a future-ready EV ecosystem, one charge at a time.
