Delhi, July 26, 2025 — Tata Power, one India’s leading EV charging solutions provider, played a central role in powering the Shaurya Bharat EV Rally 2025, organised in collaboration with the Indian Air Force, Tata Motors and PHDCCI ( PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry).
This electric vehicle rally, spanning from New Delhi to Adampur, Punjab, is being organized in strategic collaboration with the Air Force Adventure Wing.
This drive is conceived as a tribute to the valor and dedication of India’s defense personnel. It also serves as a compelling platform to promote the adoption of green mobility solutions, advocate for clean energy, and reinforce the principles of responsible environmental stewardship.
Traversing the route from New Delhi to Murthal, Ambala, Adampur (Jalandhar), and back, the rally featured over 30 Tata Harrier EVs and was supported end-to-end by Tata Power’s EZ CHARGE network. As the exclusive EV charging partner, Tata Power provided EV charging services at strategically located public charging stations along the route, ensuring that the rally was executed without a single disruption or range-related delay.
This rally was more than a commemorative event — it was a real-time stress test of India’s EV infrastructure under demanding, multi-city conditions. And Tata Power’s role was not just supportive; it was foundational. The company’s well-placed and high-performance EV charging points served as the operational lifeline for the convoy, making the seamless 600+ km journey possible.
By supporting this rally, Tata Power joined the nation in honouring the selfless service of our armed forces a salute powered not only by technology, but by deep respect and shared purpose.
Tata Power’s involvement in this mission reflects its broader vision of enabling electric mobility at scale across India. With over 5,400 public and captive EV charging points, more than 1.35 lakh home chargers, and 1,200+ bus charging points, the company has built a charging network that spans 600+ cities and towns, covering highways, tourist destinations, malls, commercial zones, and residential societies. This infrastructure supports all types of EVs, ensuring long-distance travel is viable not only for individual users, but for institutions, fleets, and even mission-driven convoys like Shaurya Bharat.
Till date, Tata Power’s network has enabled over 23.6 crore green kilometres globally and helped avoid more than 1 lakh tonnes of CO₂ emissions through electric buses alone — advancing India’s sustainability and net-zero targets. By 2030, the company aspires to scale to over 7.5 lakh home chargers and 10,000 public charging points, continuing to lay the groundwork for India’s EV future.
The Shaurya Bharat EV Rally 2025 stands as a proud intersection of India’s clean energy ambitions and its enduring respect for the armed forces. At the heart of it, Tata Power’s seamless charging infrastructure helped convert this tribute into a high-impact national statement — proving that when purpose meets infrastructure, the road ahead is sustainable for everyone
