Amreli

EV Charging Stations in Amreli, Gujarat

3 charging stations in Amreli. Find AC and DC fast chargers with locations and connector types.

⚡ 3 Stations🔌 2 Connector Types🚀 2 DC Fast Chargers🏢 3 Networks

Amreli has 3 EV charging stations in Gujarat across 3 charging networks, 2 of them with DC fast charging. Supported connectors include CCS2 and Bharat AC-001. Browse the stations below, or pick a network to narrow by operator.

EV Charging Stations in Amreli by Network

3 Electric Car Charging Stations in Amreli

3 stations

ChargePort Charging Station in Hotel Gatrad Krupa

CCS2 · DC · 30kW

Hotel Gatrad Krupa, Amreli, Gujarat 365421

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CCS2 · DC30 kW₹21/kWh
Station Timings:
Open 24 hours

IndianOil Charging Station in Eshan Petroleum

Bharat AC-001 · AC · 3.3kW

Eshan Petroleum, Amreli, Gujarat 365660

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Bharat AC-001 · AC3.3 kW₹21.06/kWh
Station Timings:
Open 24 hours

Tata Power Charging Station in TML Jai Ganesh Auto Amreli

CCS2 · DC · 30kW — 2 connectors

Tata motors, Hanuman Temple, Jay jaghnath industry, lathi road, Near lalarav Hanuman Tample Amreli, Gujarat, AMRELI 365601

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CCS2 · DC30 kW₹21/kWh
Station Timings:
Open 24 hours

DC Fast Charging in Amreli

Amreli has 2 DC fast charging stations in Gujarat. DC fast chargers deliver 30–150 kW and can charge most EVs to 80% in under 45 minutes. AC chargers (Type 2) are slower but widely available for overnight or workplace charging.

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FAQs

How many EV charging stations are in Amreli?

There are 3 EV charging stations in Amreli, Gujarat, based on aggregated data from multiple charging networks.

What types of chargers are available in Amreli?

Amreli has 2 connector types: Bharat AC-001, CCS2.

Are there DC fast charging stations in Amreli?

Yes, Amreli has 2 DC fast charging stations in Gujarat. DC fast chargers typically deliver 30–150 kW, charging most EVs to 80% in 20–45 minutes.

How do I start a charging session at a public EV charging station?

Most public charging networks in India use a dedicated mobile app or an RFID card. Typically you download the network's app, add a payment method, plug the connector into your vehicle, and start the session from the app or by scanning a QR code on the charger.