Delhi to Chandigarh is roughly 250 km each way on NH44 — about 4–5 hours with traffic. Many EVs with 350–450 km ARAI range can do the leg with zero or one DC stop if you start at 90% SOC and keep a 20% reserve.
Summer AC and Murthal/Karnal congestion can add consumption — enable adjust for conditions in EV Grids when planning.
Long-range SUVs (Tata Harrier EV, Curvv EV, Mahindra BE 9s, Ioniq 5, BYD Atto 3) often need no stop or a short top-up near mid-route.
Nexon EV Max, MG ZS EV Long Range, and Punch EV typically plan one DC session on NH44. Tiago EV and shorter-range hatchbacks should plan one definite stop each way.
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Murthal, Karnal, and Ambala service areas are common break points. Pick stations with multiple CCS2 guns — single 50 kW plazas queue on weekends.
Open the Delhi → Chandigarh corridor guide for ranked stops and always select a backup charger in the planner.
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