BMW Group India, Statiq Partners to Expand High-Power EV Charging Network Across Key Corridors
BMW Group India has teamed up with Statiq to establish a high-power EV charging corridor spanning over 4,000 kilometers, connecting Jammu to Madurai. The initiative aims to alleviate range anxiety by installing charging stations with at least 120 kW capacity every 300-350 km along major highways. Statiq, which operates over 8,000 chargers across 70 cities, plans to expand to 20,000 points by 2026. This partnership marks a significant step in enhancing India's EV infrastructure and promoting green mobility.
BMW Group India, Statiq Partners to Expand High-Power EV Charging Network Across Key Corridors
BMW Group India has partnered with EV charging network operator Statiq to develop a high-power charging corridor across major Indian highways. The collaboration aims to support long-distance electric mobility by ensuring reliable fast-charging access every 300–350 km.
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Coverage Across 4,000 Kilometers
The charging corridor that will be developed under this partnership spans over 4,000 km which connects Jammu in the north to Madurai in the south. Charging stations with a minimum capacity of 120 kW will be installed approximately every 300 km to 350 km on key highways and public routes.
Akshit Bansal, Founder & CEO, Statiq, said, “The partnership with BMW Group India marks a defining moment for India’s EV ecosystem. By enabling high-power charging every 300–350 km, we are addressing the core challenge of range anxiety and providing the confidence needed for long-distance electric mobility. Our core mission at Statiq has always been to make EV charging easy, accessible, and reliable for all, and this corridor puts India firmly on the global map of green mobility leaders.”
Statiq’s Expanding Network
Statiq currently operates over 8,000 chargers across 70 Indian cities. The platform also allows EV users to locate, book and pay for charging sessions digitally. Statiq has integrated its services with other networks such as E-Fill, Sunfuel and GLIDA to improve accessibility.
In the coming future, Statiq is planning to expand its infrastructure to 20,000 charging points by 2026. It is also working with government bodies, automobile manufacturers and real estate developers to widen EV adoption and support India’s clean mobility goals.
Hardeep Singh Brar, President and CEO, BMW Group India, said, “BMW Group India is immensely proud to be the first luxury carmaker to surpass the remarkable milestone of 5,000 electric vehicle deliveries. We are pleased to partner with Statiq and an additional EV charging operator to expand our charging infrastructure. The chargers located strategically across the length of the country will offer charging capacities ranging from 120 kW to 720 kW. We have also designed the experience to be customer-friendly, placing chargers near cafés, restaurants, and public spaces where drivers can relax while their vehicles recharge. Through this initiative, we are working steadily towards creating a great travel experience for all electric mobility consumers with complete peace of mind.”
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