India’s rapid shift toward electric vehicles is outpacing its charging infrastructure, raising concerns about whether the current network of 67,000 charging points can meet growing demand. Experts warn that uneven distribution and slow deployment risk stalling adoption, particularly in rural and less-developed areas where access remains limited. The gap between ambition and execution highlights the need for accelerated investment and policy reforms to ensure the country’s electric mobility goals stay on track. Without urgent action, drivers may face long waits and unreliable service, undermining the transition to cleaner transportation.
Plugging gap: Why 67,000 EV charging points aren't enough for India’s electric dreams The Times of India
