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EV Charging Points to be Installed Every 50 km on Karnataka's Major National Highways
Charging stations for electric vehicles are being set up at 50‑kilometre intervals along all major national highways in Karnataka to aid travelers.
The Karnataka authorities have announced the installation of electric‑vehicle (EV) charging points along the state’s major national highways. The initiative aims to enhance convenience for commuters by providing reliable charging infrastructure on long routes.
Charging stations will be placed at intervals of every 50 kilometres on each of the key national highways that traverse Karnataka. This systematic rollout ensures that drivers of electric vehicles can access power sources regularly throughout their journeys.
The project forms part of Karnataka’s broader push to promote electric mobility and reduce dependence on conventional fuels. By expanding the charging network on national highways, the state seeks to encourage wider adoption of EVs among the travelling public.
Charging stations will be placed at intervals of every 50 kilometres on each of the key national highways that traverse Karnataka. This systematic rollout ensures that drivers of electric vehicles can access power sources regularly throughout their journeys.
The project forms part of Karnataka’s broader push to promote electric mobility and reduce dependence on conventional fuels. By expanding the charging network on national highways, the state seeks to encourage wider adoption of EVs among the travelling public.