Charge hub network crosses its next corridor milestone
By Communications TeamEnergy Infrastructure
The highway corridor build-out adds fast-charging capacity between three states — closing a gap fleet operators have flagged for two years.
The latest phase of BikeWo's highway corridor programme adds fast-charging capacity across a 420-kilometre stretch linking Maharashtra, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. For fleet operators running long-haul routes, the milestone removes one of the last practical barriers to electrifying inter-city logistics.
Each new hub is designed for simultaneous charging of eight vehicles, with load management that prioritises turn-around time over peak demand. The sites sit within existing highway amenity zones so drivers do not lose productive hours off-route.
Construction followed a modular playbook developed during the pilot phase: prefabricated power modules, standardised canopy structures and a single commissioning checklist applied at every location. That consistency is what let the team move from ground-break to live charging in under eleven weeks per site.
The corridor is part of a wider network plan that targets 200 operational charge hubs by 2028. Progress is reported quarterly in the sustainability section of our investor materials.
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