Under the Prime Minister Electric Drive Revolution in Innovative Vehicle Enhancement (PM E-Drive) programme, the Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) has released the operating rules for the installation of EV public charging stations (EV PCS). Under the PM E-Drive programme, the government had set aside INR 2,000 crore to
Since the new policy's draft would be subject to public input, which is anticipated to take time, the Delhi government has reportedly prolonged the present electric vehicle regulation until March 31, 2026, or until a revised version is announced. According to a PTI report, the decision was made
With an emphasis on battery swapping facilities, the Indian government plans to expand EV charging infrastructure. This expansion is likely to cover important transportation hubs, such as ports, highways, railroads, and airports. According to a media report, a top official affirmed the project as a component of a larger endeavour
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This article has been contributed by Rohit Vadera, CEO, PURE EV. Global electric vehicle (EV) markets today differ widely, shaped by different levels of policy support, corporate activity, consumer preference and awareness, driving patterns, and cultural specificities. The success of EVs is being driven by multiple factors. Sustained policy support