Hyundai links with Jio-bp to offer 37,000+ EV charging points via myHyundai
Hyundai Motor India will integrate Reliance-backed Jio-bp’s charging network into myHyundai, expanding customer access to more than 37,000 charging points nationwide. Hyundai also plans to grow its DC fast-charging network from 183 operational stations to 600 by 2030.
What happened
Hyundai Motor India and Reliance-backed Jio-bp will integrate EV charging networks, giving myHyundai users access to more than 37,000 charging points
Key facts
- 37,000+ charging points accessible through myHyundai app
- 7,000+ Jio-bp pulse charging points
- 300+ cities
- 183 operational Hyundai DC fast-charging stations
- Hyundai targets 600 fast-charging stations by 2030
- Jio-bp chargers range from 60 kW to 480 kW
- Jio-bp reports 96% network uptime
Why this matters
Jio-bp offers Hyundai a scalable network partner that accelerates national charging reach, while Hyundai’s planned expansion to 600 DC fast chargers preserves strategic control over premium fast-charging corridors.
What to watch
- Whether myHyundai shows live availability, tariffs, connector compatibility and in-app payment at Jio-bp locations.
- Charging-session success rates, refund complaints, app ratings and customer-service escalation volumes after launch.
- Hyundai EV retail conversion rates in tier-2 and tier-3 cities relative to regions with weaker charging coverage.
- The pace, location mix and utilization of Hyundai's own DC fast-charging expansion toward 600 stations by 2030.
- Introduction of charging subscriptions, bundled credits, loyalty programs or cross-selling offers through myHyundai.
- Comparable charging-network integrations announced by Tata, Mahindra, MG, Kia and other EV OEMs.
- Evidence that dealers or fleet partners add chargers based on app-derived utilization and route-demand data.
- Integrate real-time charger availability, connector type, pricing, queue indicators and session status into myHyundai rather than offering only static location discovery.
- Create a unified payment, invoice and support flow with clear ownership of failed-session refunds and customer escalations.
- Equip Hyundai dealers with charging-coverage maps and route demonstrations to use network access as an EV sales-conversion tool.
- Use charging-demand and failure data to prioritize Hyundai's 600-station DC rollout, with emphasis on intercity corridors and high-density dealer catchments.
- Bundle charging credits, service plans or loyalty rewards for new EV buyers to drive myHyundai activation and repeat app use.
- Set customer-facing uptime and interoperability standards for partner stations to limit brand damage from third-party charging failures.