Google announced six major updates to Maps to address common challenges in India.

Google Maps in India introduces six new features for Android users, including flyover callouts and EV support to enhance travel efficiency and sustainability.

Features like road width estimates and flyover callouts are rolled out in specific Indian cities initially on Android devices.

Users can filter charger types, check station availability, and report road incidents with confirmation from others across various platforms.

Collaboration with EV charging providers offers details on over 8,000 charging stations, including two-wheeler stations, enhancing support for electric vehicles.

Google collaborates with EV charging providers in India to offer information about over 8,000 charging stations on Google Maps and Google Search.

Collaboration with Ather, Kazam, Statiq, ElectricPe to expand EV network and features.

Partnership with ONDC and Namma Yatri allows users to book Metro tickets in Kochi and Chennai through Google Maps interface, with plans to expand to more cities and transport modes.

Metro booking experience is live in Kochi and Chennai on Google Maps, and road incident reporting has been simplified for users.

Callouts are added to warn users about upcoming narrow road sections during navigation.

Simplified incident reporting feature allows users to report road incidents easily across all platforms in India.

Features consider road width, type, distance between buildings, tree cover, poles, and drains to assist four-wheeler drivers on narrow roads.