POWERING YOUR JOURNEYS. BRINGING YOU HOME.
There's something special about travelling home during the festive season. The familiar roads, the excitement of meeting family, the celebrations waiting at the other end. Every kilometre brings you closer to the people and places that matter.
For an EV driver, making that journey also means knowing where the next charging stop is. In the city, charging options may be a few minutes away. It's the highway that tests your planning: the stretch where the next town is some distance away, the range figure keeps ticking down, and you start doing sums in your head.
That is where a charging network proves itself.
Across Maharashtra, Bijlify is building a network of AC and DC charging stations that connects cities, highways and travel destinations. From Pune and Kolhapur to Ahilyanagar, Solapur and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, our charging network brings EV infrastructure closer to the routes people travel every day.
Beyond the major city corridors, Bijlify's charging footprint also reaches destinations that hold a special place in Maharashtra's cultural and spiritual landscape. From Tuljapur and Pandharpur to Gangapur, Ambejogai–Kaij and the Konkan, our growing presence reflects the changing travel needs of EV owners across the state.
So, whether you're heading home for Diwali, travelling for darshan, planning a festive getaway or visiting family, here's a closer look at where you can find Bijlify charging infrastructure across Maharashtra.
What our Maharashtra network looks like
Bijlify's Maharashtra network includes DC fast charging installations across Pune, Ahilyanagar, Satara, Kolhapur, Sangli, Solapur, Beed, Jalna, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Nashik, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg, among other districts.
The network offers different charging configurations to suit varied requirements.
Our DC charging portfolio includes 30 kW, 60 kW, 120 kW and 240 kW chargers. The portfolio also includes 3.3 kW and 7.4 kW AC chargers, primarily installed at hotels and residential locations where vehicles can remain connected for longer durations.
The DC chargers are particularly relevant for intercity journeys. They are spread across key cities, regional centres and important travel corridors, offering EV drivers more options when planning longer drives.
The idea is simple: charging infrastructure should not stop at city limits. It should follow the roads people actually travel.
The problems drivers tell us about
When you strip away the technical talk, the worries on a long drive are simple.
- Is there a fast charger on this road at all, and where exactly?
- Will it be working when I get there?
- Will I waste time working out how to start it and pay?
- If something goes wrong, who do I call?
Every section below answers one of these questions.
Along the road: Where you'll find Bijlify chargers
Here's how the network looks across some of the routes and destinations drivers travel most frequently.
Pune to Ahilyanagar and onward to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Leave Pune on the Nagar road and the first stop is L-Mall in Stradivari, with a 60 kW CCS2 charger.
Further along, Hotel Vrundavan at Ranjangaon MIDC has 30 kW, while Sweet Home Fun N Food at Kedgaon, on the Pune–Ahilyanagar highway, has both 60 kW and 120 kW charging options.
Hotel Adityanraje Palace at Chas and Hotel Vrundavan in Ahilyanagar add 60 kW charging options to the network.
Beyond Ahilyanagar, the journey towards Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar continues through the Marathwada region. Mint & Thyme Coffee House at Dhangarwadi and Sai EV Charging Station at Shevgaon have 60 kW chargers. Shiv EV Charging Station at Nipani Phata, on the Beed highway, also offers 60 kW charging.
Further towards Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Hotel Sai Prasad at Gangapur offers a 30 kW charging option on the Vijapur road.
Gangapur is also an important pilgrimage destination associated with Shri Narasimha Saraswati, making this charging location relevant to devotees and other travellers visiting the region.
Pune to Kolhapur on the Bengaluru highway
Heading south, Bijlify charging locations include Shree Ram EV Charging Station at Kikvi, with a 30 kW charger, Chaturthi Hotel at Sarola, with 60 kW charging, and the McDonald's at Khed in Satara, also offering 60 kW charging.
Meraaj Fast EV Charging Station at Meraaj Place Restaurant, 511/2/1, NH 4, Pune–Bengaluru Highway, near Wade, Satara 415011, has two 60 kW DC charging connectors.
In Kolhapur, the network includes:
- Hotel Sayaji on the old Pune–Bengaluru highway – 60 kW.
- Tekit Hyper – 60 kW.
- Hotel Rasika – 30 kW.
- Eco Charge at Shiroli MIDC – 120 kW.
These installations offer different charging capacities for travellers heading towards Kolhapur and beyond.
Baramati, Solapur and Pandharpur
This is where the list gets particularly interesting for regional travellers.
Baramati has several charging locations:
- Baramati Doodh Sangh – 120 kW.
- Dhawan Patil KSK Petroleum – 120 kW.
- Mota EV Fast Charging Station – 240 kW.
- EV Express at MIDC – 60 kW.
Further along the Pune–Solapur and Pandharpur routes, Radhakrishna Veg Restaurant at Swami Chincholi offers 120 kW charging.
In Pandharpur, Zip by Spree Hotels has a 120 kW charger, while Shriram Hydraulics at Gadegaon offers charging capacity of up to 240 kW.
RK Pulse at Dharampuri, on the Pune–Pandharpur road, provides 60 kW charging.
Other important installations include:
- Ultrafast Charging Hub at Mhaswad, on the Satara–Pandharpur highway – 120 kW.
- Shree Vitthal EV Charging Hub at Ankhadhal Toll Plaza, on the Sangola–Miraj road – 120 kW and 60 kW.
The network also extends to Tuljapur, home to the revered Shri Tulja Bhavani Temple. With the recent addition of a Bijlify charging station in Tuljapur, EV drivers visiting this important pilgrimage destination have another charging option to consider.
Pandharpur and Tuljapur are among Maharashtra's most significant pilgrimage destinations. By extending charging infrastructure to these locations, Bijlify is bringing EV charging closer to journeys that are as much about faith and tradition as they are about reaching a destination.
Marathwada and the Konkan
Beyond the main highway corridors, Bijlify's charging footprint extends into destinations where travellers may otherwise have fewer charging options.
In Marathwada, Janaki EV Charging Station on the Kej–Ambajogai road and Ganga EV Charging Station at Kaji have 60 kW charging each.
The Ambejogai–Kaij region is also an important religious destination, with devotees visiting the revered Yogeshwari Temple at Ambejogai. Bijlify's charging presence around this region adds to the infrastructure available to travellers moving through Marathwada.
Sahyadri EV Charging at Ghansawangi in Jalna has a 120 kW charger, while Go Green Fast Charging Station at Padalshingi Toll Plaza in Beed offers 60 kW charging.
Further north, Nashik connects travellers to Trimbakeshwar, home to the revered Shri Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Temple. At Anand Resort, Mahirawani, on the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Road, a 30 kW Bijlify X'TREME-II DC fast charger has been installed through GreenPlug Energy India. This installation showcases Bijlify's charging hardware at another important pilgrimage destination in Maharashtra.
On the Konkan side, Hotel Pavhaner on NH 66 at Kankavli and Hotel Atharv Executive on NH 166 at Shirdhon offer 60 kW charging options.
At Collector Office Sindhudurg, Main Admin Building, Oros, Sindhudurg, Maharashtra 416812, the station has two 60 kW DC charging connectors.
The wider Konkan region also draws visitors to Ganpatipule, known for its revered Swayambhu Ganpati Temple and scenic coastline. Bijlify's charging footprint in the region adds to the charging options available to travellers exploring this popular coastal destination.
From the heart of Marathwada to the coastal stretches of the Konkan, these installations extend EV charging infrastructure across more of Maharashtra's important travel destinations.
Chargers where you'd stop anyway
Read through those locations again and a pattern emerges.
Hotels, restaurants, dhabas, commercial establishments and petrol pumps. These are places where people already pull in for a meal, a cup of chai or a break.
So charging doesn't necessarily mean a detour to an empty lot. You eat, stretch, make a call or spend time with family while your vehicle charges.
Whether you're taking a break on the highway, travelling towards a pilgrimage destination or exploring the scenic Konkan, charging can become part of a more thoughtfully planned journey.
Station operating hours and charger availability may vary by location. Check the Bijlify app for current station information before travelling.
Chargers we make, software we run
A charging stop is only as good as the machine and the system behind it.
Bijlify chargers come from our in-house manufacturing facility at Marine Electricals Goa facility, and the software that monitors them is ours too: a cloud-based Charge Point Management System (CPMS) that helps our team monitor and manage charging infrastructure.
The range is wide on purpose. There are 3.3 kW and 7.4 kW AC chargers for overnight stays, and 30 kW, 60 kW, 120 kW and 240 kW DC chargers for commercial and highway charging requirements.
Because we bring hardware manufacturing and software capabilities together, there's an integrated ecosystem supporting the charging experience, rather than a disconnected hand-off between separate technology providers.
This is what defines Bijlify as India's only Fully Integrated EV Charging Brand.
Find it, reach it, start it
The Bijlify app is built for the moment you're on the road.
It helps drivers discover charging stations on a map or in a list, locate nearby charging points using their current location, access station information and navigation assistance, and scan a QR code on compatible chargers to initiate a charging session.
Drivers can also access relevant charging-session information and invoices through the app.
One driver who charged at RB Enterprises in Baramati described the app process as quick, with no complicated payment steps, and appreciated the support received.
For someone standing next to a car on a highway, knowing where the charger is and how to start a session is most of what they want.
Someone picks up when it matters
Chargers are machines, and machines sometimes act up. What counts is what happens next.
Bijlify provides customer support for charging-related assistance, helping users with queries and issues during their charging experience.
Drivers mention the people, not just the hardware. A driver at Hotel Rasika in Kolhapur praised the staff and service team. Another, charging at Janaki in Ambajogai, appreciated the working station and its availability.
Because a dependable charging network is not just about installing chargers. It is also about being there when customers need assistance.
Pick the charger that fits the stop
Not every stop needs the fastest charger. A 30 kW charger suits a longer break, like lunch. A 60 kW charger offers a higher charging capacity for a shorter stop.
A 120 kW or 240 kW charger provides higher-powered charging, subject to what your vehicle can accept and the power available at the charger.
At dual-gun installations, available power may be shared between connected vehicles depending on the charger's configuration.
Actual charging speeds also depend on battery temperature, state of charge and vehicle charging limits. Check your vehicle's maximum DC charging rate before planning around a particular charger.
AC chargers are suited to overnight or longer stays, at a hotel or a society where the car will remain parked.
A few habits that make long drives easier
You don't need a spreadsheet, just a few habits.
Look at the Bijlify map before you leave and note the stations along your route.
Save a second charging option in case the first one is busy or unavailable.
Check that your car uses a compatible connector, particularly CCS2 for DC fast charging.
Keep the app updated and your account ready, so you're not trying to complete an OTP process at the roadside.
Consider your vehicle's range, battery level, terrain and driving conditions when planning charging stops.
Check live station availability and operating hours before making a detour.
A little preparation goes a long way towards making an EV road trip more comfortable.
This festive season, let every journey bring you closer to home
Long drives in an EV come down to a few simple questions: Where do I charge? Will it be available? What charging capacity can I expect? And who helps me if something goes wrong?
Bijlify's Maharashtra charging network is our answer to these questions. There are charging installations across key city corridors, regional routes and important destinations, supported by a range of charging capacities, an integrated software ecosystem and customer support.
From Pune and Kolhapur to Baramati, Solapur, Pandharpur, Tuljapur, Gangapur, Ambejogai–Kaij, Nashik and the Konkan, we're working towards making EV charging more accessible across the routes people travel.
Our charging technology also reaches destinations such as Trimbakeshwar through Bijlify-manufactured installations, extending the brand's presence across Maharashtra's evolving mobility landscape.
No network removes every bit of planning, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can do is make the plan shorter and the stops easier, so the highway feels like a road you know instead of a gap on the map.
Because the future of electric mobility is not just about driving within cities. It's about connecting them, making longer journeys possible and bringing people closer to the moments and places that matter.
This festive season, we're powering your journeys and bringing you home.
Find your nearest Bijlify station
Driving between cities, heading home for the festivities or planning a visit to one of Maharashtra's many destinations?
Open the Bijlify charging map, explore stations along your route and check the available charging options before you leave.
Download the Bijlify EV Charging app on Google Play or the Apple App Store, discover compatible charging stations along your route and get ready for your next journey.
