Kalaburagi
EV Charging Stations in Kalaburagi, Karnataka
3 charging stations in Kalaburagi. Find AC and DC fast chargers with locations and connector types.
Kalaburagi has 3 EV charging stations in Karnataka across 2 charging networks, 2 of them with DC fast charging. Supported connectors include CCS2 and Type 2. Browse the stations below, or pick a network to narrow by operator.
EV Charging Stations in Kalaburagi by Network
3 Electric Car Charging Stations in Kalaburagi
Tata Power Charging Station in Sri Nisty Automotives, Shahbad road
Nandoor K, Shahbad road, Kalaburagi, Karnataka 585102
| Connector | Power | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CCS2 · DC | 30 kW | ₹15/kWh |
| CCS2 · DC | 30 kW | ₹21/kWh |
- Station Timings:
- Open 24 hours
Tata Power Charging Station in Kumar Kia, Kapnoor
Humnabad Rd, Industrial Area, Kapnoor, Kalaburagi, Karnataka 585104
| Connector | Power | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CCS2 · DC | 90 kW | ₹21/kWh |
- Station Timings:
- Open 24 hours
Yohub Charging Station in Gold Hub, Brhampur
1-7/A-52, Khuba Plot, Brhampur, Kalaburagi 585107
| Connector | Power | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Type 2 · AC | 7 kW | ₹18/kWh |
- Station Timings:
- Open 24 hours
DC Fast Charging in Kalaburagi
Kalaburagi has 2 DC fast charging stations in Karnataka. 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 Kalaburagi?
There are 3 EV charging stations in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, based on aggregated data from multiple charging networks.
What types of chargers are available in Kalaburagi?
Kalaburagi has 2 connector types: CCS2, Type 2.
Are there DC fast charging stations in Kalaburagi?
Yes, Kalaburagi has 2 DC fast charging stations in Karnataka. 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.