New Delhi: V-GREEN has entered into a strategic agreement with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) to jointly develop EVCS at HPCL retail outlets across multiple markets in India.
Under the collaboration, V-GREEN will leverage HPCL’s extensive fuel station network to deploy electric vehicle charging infrastructure, aimed at enhancing convenience for EV users and supporting the rapid electrification of transportation nationwide.
HPCL, one of India’s largest state-owned oil and gas companies, operates more than 24,400 retail outlets across the country and currently runs over 5,300 electric vehicle charging stations under its HP e-Charge brand.
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The partnership will further strengthen this network by expanding EVCS at HPCL retail outlets, enabling faster and more seamless access to charging facilities for electric vehicle users.
The agreement assumes strategic importance as India intensifies its transition towards green mobility. HPCL’s wide retail footprint provides a scalable platform for the rapid deployment of EV charging stations and supports nationwide expansion of charging infrastructure.
EVCS at HPCL Retail Outlets to Accelerate Nationwide Charging Infrastructure
V-GREEN Global Charging Station Development Company, Vietnam, was founded by VinFast founder Pham Nhat Vuong with the objective of investing in and developing comprehensive charging infrastructure to support VinFast’s global growth, with India identified as a key market.
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In Vietnam, V-GREEN operates approximately 150,000 charging ports nationwide and continues to expand its network through multiple partnerships.
The EVCS at HPCL retail outlets collaboration marks a significant step in the collective efforts of V-GREEN, VinFast, and their partners to build an integrated EV ecosystem in India.
This ecosystem spans vehicle manufacturing, charging infrastructure, after-sales services, and battery recycling, laying a strong foundation for widespread electric vehicle adoption in the world’s third-largest automotive market.
