Maruti Suzuki Plans Over 1 Lakh Public EV Charging Points in India by 2030

Maruti Suzuki has outlined a large-scale charging infrastructure plan as part of its upcoming electric vehicle rollout in India. The company announced the initiative in December 2025 while unveiling the India-spec e Vitara, its first electric model for the domestic market.

The Maruti Suzuki e Vitara will be offered in three trims: Delta, Zeta, and Alpha and 3 Battery pack options: 49 kWh and 61 kWh. The 49kWh battery will be paired with the base Delta trim, while the larger 61kWh battery will be offered with the Zeta and Alpha trims. The model uses a front-wheel-drive setup.

Maruti Suzuki says it has already installed more than 2,000 charging points across around 1,100 cities through its sales and service network. The company has also signed collaboration agreements with 13 charge point operators to expand public charging access. Together with its partners, Maruti Suzuki aims to enable over 1 lakh public charging points across the country by 2030.

To support EV owners, Maruti Suzuki has introduced the ‘e for me’ mobile app, which integrates access to both home and public charging. The app allows users to locate chargers, start and stop charging, and make payments. It also supports the brand’s smart home-charging setup and can be mirrored on the vehicle’s infotainment system.

The company states that more than 1,500 workshops have been made EV-ready, with about 500 already prepared to handle EV servicing needs. This forms part of a broader ecosystem Maruti Suzuki is creating to support its entry into electric mobility in India.