Kia India Expands EV Charging Network Through Strategic MoU with BPCL
Kia India has announced a major expansion of its electric vehicle infrastructure by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL). This partnership is set to grow the K-Charge ecosystem to more than 15,000 charging touchpoints across India.
(L to R): Mr. Atul Sood, Senior Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Kia India and Mr. Pardeep Goyal, Business Head (Retail), BPCL at the MoU signing
Strengthening India’s EV Ecosystem
The collaboration aims to address range anxiety and enhance convenience for electric vehicle owners. By integrating BPCL’s vast public infrastructure, Kia is making inter-city travel and long-distance highway journeys more practical for its customers.
Key highlights of the agreement include:
- Expansion Scale: Onboarding over 3,000 BPCL charging points onto the K-Charge platform.
- Unified Access: Customers can use the MyKia App or the official website to locate, navigate to, and pay for charging sessions through a single digital interface.
- Strategic Timing: The MoU was finalized during the 4th edition of India Energy Week 2026 in Goa.
Supporting a Growing EV Portfolio
This infrastructure growth aligns with Kia India’s expanding electric lineup. The company recently launched the Carens Clavis EV, its first made-in-India electric vehicle, which joins premium global models like the EV6 and the flagship EV9.
With over 5 lakh connected cars currently on Indian roads, Kia continues to focus on technology-led mobility solutions to support the country’s transition toward sustainable transportation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the partnership between Kia India and BPCL?
Kia India and BPCL have signed an MoU to integrate BPCL’s public EV charging infrastructure into Kia’s K-Charge ecosystem, significantly increasing the number of available charging stations for Kia customers.
How many charging points will be available through K-Charge?
Following this partnership, the K-Charge network will feature over 15,000 public charging touchpoints across India.
How can Kia EV owners access these new charging stations?
Owners can use the MyKia App or the Kia India website to find station locations, navigate to them, and complete payments seamlessly.
Which Kia electric vehicles are available in India?
Kia India’s EV portfolio includes the made-in-India Carens Clavis EV, the EV6, and the flagship EV9.
Where was the Kia-BPCL MoU signed?
The agreement was formalised at the 4th edition of India Energy Week 2026, held at the ONGC Academy Training Institute in Goa.
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