This timeline illustrates the key policy milestones that have shaped India's journey towards Electric Vehicle adoption and sustainable mobility, leading up to the current emphasis on state-level policies.
This mind map illustrates the core components and overarching goals of EV policies, highlighting their multi-dimensional impact on environment, economy, and energy security.
This line chart shows the rapid growth of Electric Vehicle sales across all segments in India, reflecting the increasing adoption driven by policy support and market demand.
This timeline illustrates the key policy milestones that have shaped India's journey towards Electric Vehicle adoption and sustainable mobility, leading up to the current emphasis on state-level policies.
This mind map illustrates the core components and overarching goals of EV policies, highlighting their multi-dimensional impact on environment, economy, and energy security.
This line chart shows the rapid growth of Electric Vehicle sales across all segments in India, reflecting the increasing adoption driven by policy support and market demand.
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 launched. Aimed at achieving national fuel security by promoting hybrid and electric vehicles.
FAME India Scheme Phase I launched. Focused on demand creation, technology development, pilot projects, and charging infrastructure.
FAME India Scheme Phase II launched (outlay ₹10,000 crore). Focus on public and commercial transport electrification, charging infrastructure, and advanced battery manufacturing.
Delhi EV Policy 2020 launched. Aimed for 25% EV share in new vehicle registrations by 2024, with significant subsidies and charging infrastructure targets.
Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Storage launched (outlay ₹18,100 crore). To boost domestic battery manufacturing.
Multiple states (e.g., Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu) launch or revise their comprehensive EV policies, offering additional incentives and infrastructure support.
FAME II Scheme concludes, discussions for FAME III or a new comprehensive EV promotion scheme are underway, reflecting continued government commitment.
Delhi finalizes comprehensive EV Policy Framework for next fiscal year, building on previous successes and addressing new challenges.
Curb Air Pollution (PM2.5, PM10)
Mitigate Climate Change (GHG Reduction)
Enhance Energy Security (Reduce Oil Imports)
Foster Economic Growth & Innovation
Financial Incentives (Subsidies, Tax Breaks)
Charging Infrastructure Development
Manufacturing Support (PLI for EVs & Batteries)
Central Schemes (FAME India)
State EV Policies (e.g., Delhi, Maharashtra)
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 launched. Aimed at achieving national fuel security by promoting hybrid and electric vehicles.
FAME India Scheme Phase I launched. Focused on demand creation, technology development, pilot projects, and charging infrastructure.
FAME India Scheme Phase II launched (outlay ₹10,000 crore). Focus on public and commercial transport electrification, charging infrastructure, and advanced battery manufacturing.
Delhi EV Policy 2020 launched. Aimed for 25% EV share in new vehicle registrations by 2024, with significant subsidies and charging infrastructure targets.
Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Storage launched (outlay ₹18,100 crore). To boost domestic battery manufacturing.
Multiple states (e.g., Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu) launch or revise their comprehensive EV policies, offering additional incentives and infrastructure support.
FAME II Scheme concludes, discussions for FAME III or a new comprehensive EV promotion scheme are underway, reflecting continued government commitment.
Delhi finalizes comprehensive EV Policy Framework for next fiscal year, building on previous successes and addressing new challenges.
Curb Air Pollution (PM2.5, PM10)
Mitigate Climate Change (GHG Reduction)
Enhance Energy Security (Reduce Oil Imports)
Foster Economic Growth & Innovation
Financial Incentives (Subsidies, Tax Breaks)
Charging Infrastructure Development
Manufacturing Support (PLI for EVs & Batteries)
Central Schemes (FAME India)
State EV Policies (e.g., Delhi, Maharashtra)
Financial Incentives: Providing subsidies, tax breaks (e.g., GST reduction), and other fiscal benefits for EV buyers and manufacturers to reduce upfront costs.
Charging Infrastructure Development: Mandating and supporting the expansion of a robust public and private charging infrastructure network, including fast chargers and battery swapping stations.
Manufacturing Support: Encouraging domestic manufacturing of EVs, batteries, and components through schemes like Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes.
Phasing Out Polluting Vehicles: Implementing policies to gradually phase out older, highly polluting Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles.
Research & Development (R&D): Promoting innovation and R&D in EV technology, battery chemistry, and charging solutions.
Public Transport Electrification: Encouraging the adoption of electric buses and other electric public transport modes.
Battery Recycling & Disposal: Developing policies for the safe and sustainable recycling and disposal of EV batteries to promote a circular economy.
Regulatory Framework: Establishing safety standards, performance benchmarks, and certification processes for EVs and charging equipment.
Awareness & Education: Launching campaigns to educate the public about the benefits of EVs and address range anxiety.
Green Logistics: Promoting the use of electric vehicles for last-mile delivery and urban logistics.
This timeline illustrates the key policy milestones that have shaped India's journey towards Electric Vehicle adoption and sustainable mobility, leading up to the current emphasis on state-level policies.
India's EV policy journey began with a long-term vision in 2013, evolving through targeted schemes like FAME to address demand, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The increasing involvement of state governments, exemplified by Delhi's new policy, signifies a decentralized yet coordinated approach to accelerate sustainable mobility.
This mind map illustrates the core components and overarching goals of EV policies, highlighting their multi-dimensional impact on environment, economy, and energy security.
EV Policy / Sustainable Mobility
Financial Incentives: Providing subsidies, tax breaks (e.g., GST reduction), and other fiscal benefits for EV buyers and manufacturers to reduce upfront costs.
Charging Infrastructure Development: Mandating and supporting the expansion of a robust public and private charging infrastructure network, including fast chargers and battery swapping stations.
Manufacturing Support: Encouraging domestic manufacturing of EVs, batteries, and components through schemes like Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes.
Phasing Out Polluting Vehicles: Implementing policies to gradually phase out older, highly polluting Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles.
Research & Development (R&D): Promoting innovation and R&D in EV technology, battery chemistry, and charging solutions.
Public Transport Electrification: Encouraging the adoption of electric buses and other electric public transport modes.
Battery Recycling & Disposal: Developing policies for the safe and sustainable recycling and disposal of EV batteries to promote a circular economy.
Regulatory Framework: Establishing safety standards, performance benchmarks, and certification processes for EVs and charging equipment.
Awareness & Education: Launching campaigns to educate the public about the benefits of EVs and address range anxiety.
Green Logistics: Promoting the use of electric vehicles for last-mile delivery and urban logistics.
This timeline illustrates the key policy milestones that have shaped India's journey towards Electric Vehicle adoption and sustainable mobility, leading up to the current emphasis on state-level policies.
India's EV policy journey began with a long-term vision in 2013, evolving through targeted schemes like FAME to address demand, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The increasing involvement of state governments, exemplified by Delhi's new policy, signifies a decentralized yet coordinated approach to accelerate sustainable mobility.
This mind map illustrates the core components and overarching goals of EV policies, highlighting their multi-dimensional impact on environment, economy, and energy security.
EV Policy / Sustainable Mobility
