Uttar Pradesh is leading India's electric vehicle (EV) adoption, contributing 19% of the 20 lakh registered EVs in 2024, driven by government incentives and a growing market. However, the state faces a significant gap in charging infrastructure, with only 1,989 public stations for 58 lakh registered EVs, highlighting the urgent need for improved facilities to support this rapid growth. Meanwhile, Karnataka excels in both EV adoption and charging infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of efficient and fast charging solutions to enhance consumer convenience and accelerate the transition to electric mobility.