EV charging station registries
One registry per state, across the 33 states covered.
Every public charging station this project could find, with the source it came from, when it was last verified, and a grade for how much of each record is established fact rather than inference.
There is no single combined registry. Station records are collected per state and their coverage and quality differ substantially, so merging them into one list would hide exactly the differences that matter. Each state registry states its own coverage.
- Telangana station registry — 697 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Kerala station registry — 913 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Tamil Nadu station registry — 599 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Karnataka station registry — 813 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Andhra Pradesh station registry — 385 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Maharashtra station registry — 1,067 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Chhattisgarh station registry — 130 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Odisha station registry — 294 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Gujarat station registry — 575 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Madhya Pradesh station registry — 317 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Rajasthan station registry — 521 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Uttar Pradesh station registry — 435 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Bihar station registry — 56 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Jharkhand station registry — 67 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- West Bengal station registry — 136 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Jammu and Kashmir station registry — 35 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Arunachal Pradesh station registry — 1 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Punjab station registry — 179 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Haryana station registry — 385 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Himachal Pradesh station registry — 34 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Uttarakhand station registry — 145 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Delhi station registry — 197 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Chandigarh station registry — 25 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Assam station registry — 84 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Meghalaya station registry — 2 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Tripura station registry — 2 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Manipur station registry — 3 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Nagaland station registry — 3 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Sikkim station registry — 5 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Goa station registry — 89 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Puducherry station registry — 7 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu station registry — 6 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands station registry — 1 stations, each graded A–D for confidence (CSV)
Working out who you would be competing with? These registries list what exists. They cannot tell you which stations actually take traffic, what they charge, or whether a catchment is already saturated — none of that is published by anyone. A reviewed report covers competitor utilisation and catchment overlap for a specific site. Talk to us →