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On World EV Day 2026, Hyundai has given a big gift to EV customers. The company has started 120kW DC fast charging stations in Delhi, due to which charging of electric cars will be faster than before. The special thing is that Hyundai EV owners can avail free charging at the company’s public charging stations from September 9 to 11. Know where the facility will be available and what is the next big plan of the company.
Hyundai has installed new fast chargers in Delhi.
On the occasion of World EV Day 2026, Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has taken an important step towards further strengthening its electric vehicle charging network in New Delhi. The company has started DC fast charging stations with 120 kW capacity at major places in the capital. These stations have been installed in partnership with Statiq and will provide fast charging facilities to EV owners. The company has also announced a free charging offer for Hyundai EV owners from 9 to 11 September 2026.
This facility is available through myHyundai app at the company’s own public charging stations. The aim of this initiative is to reduce range anxiety, reduce charging time and promote the adoption of electric vehicles. Hyundai is currently running 185 DC fast charging stations in 105 cities across the country and aims to increase it to 600 by 2030.
New 120 kW DC fast charging facility
These 120 kW DC fast chargers installed in Delhi are of high capacity. These can charge vehicles in a very short time. The stations have been created in collaboration with Static and can be accessed from the myHyundai app as well as other major charging management apps. Real-time station location, availability and navigation information is easily available on the app.
Details of free charging offer
On the special occasion of World EV Day, Hyundai EV owners can avail free charging at the company’s own public charging stations from 9 to 11 September 2026. For this, it is necessary to book the session through myHyundai app. This offer is only for Hyundai EV owners.
Hyundai’s current network and future plans
Currently, Hyundai’s network includes DC fast chargers with capacities ranging from 60 kW to 240 kW. The company plans to install 600 proprietary charging stations in major cities, highways and dealerships by 2030. Additionally, access to over 38,000 charging points through partners is also available through the myHyundai app.
Company’s EV portfolio
Hyundai’s current EV models include Ioniq 5 and Creta Electric. The company is preparing to launch more local SUV EV soon. The installation of these new fast chargers in Delhi is expected to accelerate the process of EV adoption in the National Capital Region. This step reflects Hyundai’s commitment towards promoting sustainable mobility.
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