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Here’s a snapshot of recent “success / growth + issues” reports about EV-charging infrastructure — where things are improving, and where users still report problems.

✅ What’s improved — evidence of real success

According to a recent report, public EV-charging stations in India grew from ~5,151 in 2022 to ~26,367 by early 2025 — a 5× increase in under three years, showing very rapid infrastructure growth. The Economic Times+2The Times of India+2
Growth rate is steep: compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 72% between FY22 and FY25. The Economic Times+1
A more recent count (by mid-2025) puts operational public charging stations at nearly 29,277 across India. TeslaVolts | EV Charging Solutions+1
The expansion of charging network is being driven by supportive government policies and funding — signalling long-term commitment at national and state levels. IEA+2ICCT+2

So on paper — availability and access to public chargers is scaling up fast.

⚠️ Where “success” is still partial — real world user issues

Despite the growth:

There remains a big mismatch: even after the surge, the ratio is roughly 1 public charger for every 235 EVs in many parts of India. The Economic Times+1
Many chargers — especially older ones — suffer from reliability issues: some stations go out-of-service, have broken connectors, or are incompatible with modern EV charging standards. EMobility++2exicom.in+2
A number of chargers are plain unused or under-utilized because of poor maintenance or because users find them unreliable — which undermines user trust and convenience. The Financial Express+2EMobility++2

📉 What users say on ground — community feedback

From user experiences shared on forums:

“India’s public charging stations have grown nearly 5× since FY22. On paper, that sounds like progress. But … chargers that won’t start, or units that look fine but just refuse to connect.” Reddit+1

“I started from Indore … charger wasn’t even present at the location mentioned … then we found others non-functional … after 30 minutes of charging power went out.” — user reporting on a cross-state trip. Reddit

These reflect real-world frustrations: infrastructure exists but reliability, maintenance, and effective availability remain stumbling blocks.

🧮 What this means — mixed but improving

There is real progress: EV-charging infrastructure in India is growing rapidly — more stations, more coverage.
But “more stations” doesn’t always equals “reliable stations.” Many chargers are broken, obsolete, or poorly maintained.
For EV users (especially outside major metros), planning remains important: home-charging or reliable local charging still matter a lot.
Trust and maintenance + standardisation (connectors, apps, upkeep) remain the biggest challenge for EV adoption to truly accelerate.

If you like — I can fetch 3–4 recent (2025) user-survey reports about EV-charging reliability — with numbers like percent of users satisfied / failed charges / charger uptime. That gives more “ground-real” insight than media reports.

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