By Bitsobull 
Uttar Pradesh is fast becoming one of India’s most promising markets for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. With EV adoption accelerating across the state, industry experts highlight a massive gap between the number of vehicles sold and the available public charging stations — a gap that presents a golden opportunity for new investors.
Currently, a single fast EV charging machine in Uttar Pradesh generates an average monthly income of ₹1 lakh to ₹1.5 lakh, depending on location and usage. As the number of electric cars grows rapidly, this earning potential is projected to rise dramatically — by 2030, monthly income could reach ₹5 lakh to ₹6 lakh per charger.
Government support is also driving this growth. The Uttar Pradesh government is offering a subsidy of up to 20–30% on EV charging equipment and infrastructure setup, making it easier and more profitable for private players to enter the market.
Industry estimates suggest that the state currently needs up to 20 times more chargers to meet the increasing demand. By 2026, each fast charger could serve 10–12 vehicles per day, compared to the present average of 5–6 vehicles per day, and this figure is expected to reach 15–20 vehicles daily by 2030.
With rising EV sales, strong policy support, and growing consumer awareness, experts believe this is the perfect time to invest in Uttar Pradesh’s EV charging sector — a market that promises not only strong financial returns but also a significant contribution toward India’s green mobility mission.