India’s transition to sustainable travel and electric mobility is receiving a major boost, as Statiq, a leading EV charging solutions provider, expands its charging network across hotels nationwide. The company has successfully deployed EV chargers across luxury, mid-tier, and boutique hotels in 2024 and aims to extend coverage to 700+ hotels by 2025.
This initiative is strategically designed to address accessibility gaps for EV users, ensuring that travelers can seamlessly charge their vehicles while staying at or passing through key hospitality locations. With the Indian EV market valued at USD 8.49 billion in 2024 and projected to grow at 40.7% CAGR from 2025 to 2030, building confidence in EV infrastructure is essential for mainstream adoption.
EV Charging Integration in India’s Hospitality Landscape
Statiq’s latest expansion plan ensures that EV charging becomes a standard facility across hotels in tier-1 and tier-2 cities, highways, and top tourist destinations.
Bridging Accessibility Gaps: Many EV users face range anxiety due to a lack of charging points in hospitality spaces. Statiq’s installations remove this barrier.
Encouraging Green Tourism: With a growing focus on sustainable travel, providing EV charging at hotels aligns with India’s clean energy transition.
Enhancing Hotel Value Propositions: Hotels equipped with EV chargers cater to eco-conscious travelers, making them more competitive in the evolving travel industry.
Why EV Charging in Hotels is Critical for India’s Travel Industry
The hospitality industry is a key driver of tourism and mobility, making it a strategic sector for EV infrastructure development.
Sustainable Travel Demand is Rising – Eco-conscious tourists and business travelers actively seek accommodations with green energy initiatives.
Government Push for EV Adoption – With policies supporting clean energy expansion, hotels must stay ahead in the sustainability curve.
Convenience for Long-Distance Travelers – EV-ready hotels on highways and in key cities ensure smooth, uninterrupted journeys for EV users.
By integrating EV charging solutions into hotels, Statiq is creating a nationwide charging network that enhances travel reliability, boosts sustainable practices, and accelerates India’s shift toward electric mobility.
Building Trust in EV Infrastructure: Statiq’s Commitment to Seamless Charging
Speaking about Statiq’s long-term vision, Akshit Bansal, Founder & CEO, Statiq, emphasized the importance of installing EV charging at hotels to remove adoption barriers and encourage travelers to switch to electric vehicles with confidence.
“Travelers need the assurance that their journeys are backed by reliable infrastructure. By placing chargers in hotels, we are eliminating range anxiety and making EV adoption easier. Every installation contributes to cleaner air, reduced fossil fuel dependence, and a more sustainable India.”
This sentiment is echoed by Raghav Arora, Co-Founder & CTO, Statiq, who highlighted the technological innovations driving the company’s charging solutions.
“Reliable infrastructure is the foundation of widespread EV adoption. Our scalable, user-friendly charging systems ensure that travelers—whether stopping briefly or staying overnight—can charge their EVs without hassle. Our goal is to make EV travel as seamless as traditional fuel-based mobility.”
India’s EV Market Growth and Statiq’s Role in Shaping the Future
India’s electric vehicle market is experiencing explosive growth, with sales of EVs doubling year-on-year and projections indicating over 40 million EVs on Indian roads by 2030. However, infrastructure expansion must keep pace to sustain this momentum.
Market Insights and Growth Trends:
EV market value: USD 8.49 billion in 2024, projected to grow at 40.7% CAGR from 2025 to 2030.
Increasing Government Incentives: FAME II (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) policy is driving mass EV adoption.
Sustainable Tourism Growth: Hotels equipped with EV chargers will attract eco-conscious domestic and international travelers.
Statiq’s hotel charging expansion strategy directly supports these growth trends, creating a robust, future-ready EV travel ecosystem in India.
The Future of EV Travel: Hotels as Key Charging Hubs
By 2025, Statiq’s nationwide expansion plan aims to:
Equip 700+ hotels with EV chargers across urban hubs, tourist locations, and highways. Boost sustainable mobility options for tourists, business travelers, and long-distance commuters. Enhance the hospitality industry’s green credentials, helping hotels align with India’s net-zero emissions goals.
Statiq’s Impact on India’s EV Future
Statiq’s initiative is more than just infrastructure expansion—it’s a game-changer for India’s sustainable travel industry. By creating an integrated charging network across the hospitality sector, the company is laying the foundation for a cleaner, more accessible, and more EV-friendly future.
As India’s EV adoption accelerates, travelers will increasingly choose accommodations that support their sustainability values. Statiq’s bold vision to equip 700+ hotels by 2025 is a decisive step toward making India’s travel industry future-ready.
For eco-conscious travelers, hotel operators, and policymakers, Statiq’s pioneering efforts signal a new era of green mobility—one where EV travel is seamless, convenient, and widely accessible.
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