NH44 is India’s longest national highway — Delhi through Hyderabad to Kanyakumari. Most EV owners hit NH44 on legs like Delhi–Agra, Nagpur–Hyderabad, or Hyderabad–Bangalore. Here is how to plan it without range anxiety.
Plan one segment at a time: Nagpur → Hyderabad (~520 km), Hyderabad → Bangalore (~570 km), or Delhi → Agra (~200 km). EV Grids handles multi-stop legs and shows primary + backup chargers at each stop.
Pick your vehicle preset (Nexon Max, Harrier EV, BE 9e, etc.) so Wh/km and connector filters match your car.
Toll plazas and food courts often host DC chargers — use Prefer lower-cost to rank Tata, Statiq, and plaza operators by indicative ₹/kWh.
Summer heat on the Deccan (May–June) adds AC load — bump reserve SOC to 25–30% and enable hills & weather if your leg crosses ghats near Bangalore or Pune.
Always select a backup at every stop. NH44 traffic on long weekends can mean queues at single-gun stations.
Start with Plan now on a corridor below, then open Google Maps with your selected chargers as waypoints.