Le Méridien
Chargezone
Raisina Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi
- CCS230 kW×2
53 public charging stations within 25 km of Delhi's centre, 38 with DC fast charging. Pick a plug or a network to narrow the list.
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Chargezone
Raisina Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi
EESL
Prithviraj Market, Rabindra Nagar
EESL
N Block, Middle Cir, Block N, Connaught Place
EESL
opposite Iqbal Brothers Tailoring Shop, Block G, Connaught Place
Block D, Connaught Place, Delhi
EESL
H-1, Middle Cir, Block H, Connaught Place
EESL
NMDC Parking, Dharma Marg, Block Y, Diplomatic Enclave, Malcha Market
NDMC Parking, Outside Devinder Collections, 11, Shankar Market, Connaught Place, New Delhi
EESL
EESL Charging Station Outside Devinder Collections, Shankar Market, Connaught Place, New Delhi``
EESL
9, Lodi Colony, New Delhi, Delhi 110003, India, Located in Palika Maternity Hospital
For customers and visitors
Sunfuel Electric
Sardar Patel Marg, Akhaura Block, Diplomatic Enclave, Chanakyapuri
For customers and visitors
A-359, Varun Marg, Market, near Gol Gumbad, Block A, Defence Colony
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Straight answers on finding, using and paying for a public charger in Delhi.
CarJade lists 53 public charging stations within 25 km of Delhi's centre, 38 of them with DC fast charging. The list grows as new stations are added; for any we don't have yet, the map link on this page searches the whole area.
In Delhi we list stations from Statiq (12), Chargezone (9), EESL (8), JIO BP Pulse (3) and Sunfuel Electric (2). Each network's app shows live availability and its tariff.
The most powerful charger we list in Delhi is 120 kW, at Berger Tower Charging Station (Statiq) in Noida. How fast it charges also depends on what your car can take.
CCS2 at 36 stations, Type 2 at 17 stations and GB/T DC at 1 station. Almost every electric car sold in India today uses CCS2 for fast charging and Type 2 for AC.
Public DC fast chargers usually ask ₹18-24 a unit (kWh); charging at home costs your own electricity tariff, usually a fraction of that. Each network's app shows the exact price before you start.