EV charging network ChargeZone has partnered with Landmark Cars Ltd to offer exclusive public charging benefits to electric vehicle buyers across Landmark’s pan-India dealership network, bringing charging access closer to the point of purchase.
Under the partnership, customers purchasing electric vehicles from Landmark Cars dealerships will receive charging benefits on ChargeZone’s nationwide fast-charging network. The programme will be rolled out on September 9, 2026, coinciding with World EV Day.
The initiative is designed to make public charging an integral part of the EV ownership experience from the time of purchase, rather than something customers have to arrange separately after buying an electric vehicle.
51,000 charging credits
The partnership will operate through a referral-based benefit programme. Customers referred to ChargeZone using a designated referral code provided at their Landmark dealership will receive 51,000 charging credits for use across the ChargeZone network.
The programme will cover Landmark Cars’ entire pan-India dealership footprint, comprising 140 facilities across 32 cities in 12 states and Union Territories.
With the partnership, customers buying EVs through Landmark’s retail network will have access to a nationwide fast-charging ecosystem from the beginning of their ownership journey.
ChargeZone, Founder & CEO, Kartikey Hariyani, said charging infrastructure is only one part of the equation as EV adoption grows, with accessibility across different touchpoints of the ownership journey being equally important.
He said automotive dealerships are where the EV ownership journey begins for most customers and that the partnership with Landmark Cars would bring charging closer to the point of purchase.
As ChargeZone expands its network across highways and cities, Hariyani said such partnerships would help create a more connected charging ecosystem for EV users.
Retail network meets charging infrastructure
Landmark Cars Ltd, Executive Director, Aryaman Thakker, said the transition to electric mobility requires an ecosystem that goes beyond the vehicle itself.
He said the partnership with ChargeZone would strengthen the EV ownership experience by making reliable charging infrastructure more accessible to customers.
Through its extensive dealership network, Landmark Cars aims to support growing EV adoption and contribute to a more convenient, connected and sustainable mobility ecosystem.
ChargeZone expands ecosystem partnerships
The World EV Day rollout forms part of ChargeZone’s broader strategy to integrate charging access directly into the vehicle purchase journey.
ChargeZone operates a network of more than 15,000 charging points and has established charging partnerships with automotive manufacturers and platforms including Tata.ev, Hyundai, Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and VinFast, among others.
The partnerships cover EV buyers across segments, from mass-market vehicles to premium and luxury models.
The company is also expanding its charging footprint across highways and urban centres while focusing on interoperability and partnerships with automotive manufacturers, mobility platforms and other ecosystem players.
The Landmark Cars tie-up adds a significant automotive retail network to that strategy, connecting vehicle purchase and public charging access through a single customer journey.
For EV buyers, the initiative could also address one of the key considerations in the transition to electric mobility, confidence in access to reliable public charging infrastructure