Statiq Integrates HPCL EV Chargers To Expand National Charging Network

Statiq has partnered with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) to onboard over 5,100 EV chargers onto its EVLinq platform. The collaboration aims to improve accessibility and backend visibility of charging stations across India.

Statiq Integrates HPCL EV Chargers To Expand National Charging Network

Statiq has entered into a partnership with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) to bring HPCL’s electric vehicle chargers onto the EVLinq platform. The move is part of ongoing efforts to increase compatibility between EV charging networks in India.

More Than 5,100 Chargers Included

The partnership includes over 5,100 HPCL chargers, with around 2,900 being DC fast chargers. These will be listed on the Statiq mobile app through the EVLinq platform, covering both existing chargers and those planned for installation.

Use of HPCL’s Fuel Station Network

HPCL operates more than 23,000 fuel stations across India. Under the Ministry of Heavy Industries’ PM eDrive programme, EV chargers are being set up at selected outlets. The integration will allow users to locate these chargers digitally.

Platform Offers Unified Access and Monitoring

EVLinq provides a single interface for EV users and charging point operators. It supports multiple charging standards and allows real-time monitoring of station status, location, and usage.
Raghav Arora, co-founder & CTO, Statiq, said, “We are thrilled to welcome HPCL’s extensive charging network onto the Statiq platform. This partnership not only adds scale to our network but also reinforces our mission to make EV charging seamless and convenient for every Indian EV owner. EVLinq is designed to power such nationwide integrations, and we’re excited about what this means for the future of EV mobility in India.”

Move Supports Larger Interoperability Goals

By linking chargers from different networks, the collaboration supports efforts to reduce fragmentation in the EV charging sector. It also helps improve system-wide coordination between charging operators, infrastructure providers, and service platforms.

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