Hyundai India links myHyundai app with Jio-bp’s EV charging network

Hyundai Motor India customers can now access Jio-bp pulse charging stations through the myHyundai app. The partnership connects users to a combined ecosystem of more than 37,000 charging points nationwide, while Hyundai chargers will gradually be added to the Jio-bp app.

— Source publishedTue, 25 Aug, 2026, 14:10 IST·First seen Tue, 25 Aug, 2026, 14:20 IST·Source The Hindu BusinessLine

What happened

Hyundai Motor India partnered Jio-bp to integrate EV charging networks, allowing Hyundai users to access Jio-bp pulse stations through the myHyundai app. The

Key facts

  • Over 37,000 charging points across India
  • Over 7,000 active Jio-bp charging points
  • More than 300 cities
  • DC fast chargers ranging from 60 kW to 480 kW

Why this matters

Hyundai’s reciprocal app integration with Jio-bp illustrates how automakers can use network partnerships to expand EV ecosystem reach, making charging-platform alliances a strategic route to customer retention.

What to watch

  • Whether myHyundai supports booking, payment and charging-session initiation rather than only station discovery.
  • Reported charger uptime, failed-session rates and customer app ratings after integration.
  • Introduction of Hyundai-Jio-bp member pricing, bundled charging credits or subscription plans.
  • Comparable partnerships from Tata Motors, Mahindra, MG, Kia and other OEMs.
  • Growth in public fast-charging utilization and Hyundai EV sales outside major metros.
  • Evidence that Jio-bp app users can seamlessly access Hyundai-operated chargers with unified authentication.
  • Add live charger availability, pricing, queue status, route planning and in-app payment within myHyundai.
  • Launch preferential charging tariffs, subscription bundles or loyalty rewards for Hyundai EV owners using Jio-bp pulse.
  • Use charging behavior data to identify high-mileage users for service plans, battery-health checks and upgrade campaigns.
  • Expand interoperability to additional charge-point operators to avoid dependence on a single network and improve regional coverage.
  • Promote the partnership at dealerships as a total-cost-of-ownership and long-distance usability benefit.

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