NH44 is India’s longest north–south highway spine. EV coverage is strongest on Delhi–Jaipur, Hyderabad–Bangalore, and Chennai–Bangalore segments — thinner in remote hills and Northeast approaches.
Common charging networks
EV routes on NH44 (15)
- Mumbai → Bangalore~980 km · NH48 / NH44
- Nagpur → Bangalore~920 km · NH44
- Delhi → Srinagar~810 km · NH44 / NH1
- Delhi → Bhopal~770 km · NH44 / NH46
- Hyderabad → Bangalore~570 km · NH44 / NH48
- Delhi → Lucknow~550 km · Yamuna Expressway / NH44
- Delhi → Manali~540 km · NH44 / NH3
- Nagpur → Hyderabad~500 km · NH44
- Hyderabad → Nagpur~500 km · NH44
- Chennai → Madurai~460 km · NH38 / NH44
- Delhi → Amritsar~450 km · NH44
- Bhopal → Jabalpur~330 km · NH44
- Nagpur → Jabalpur~270 km · NH44 / NH34
- Jammu → Srinagar~270 km · NH44
- Delhi → Chandigarh~250 km · NH44
Frequently asked questions
- Can you drive an EV on NH44 long distance?
- Yes on major metro-connected segments with 1–2 DC stops per 400–550 km leg in modern EVs. Plan each state section separately — do not treat NH44 as one marathon drive.
- How many charging stops on NH44 Hyderabad to Bangalore?
- Typically 0–2 DC fast-charging stops starting at 80–90% SOC. Use the EV Grids corridor guide for ranked stops and backups.