India is in the midst of a mobility transformation—one that is electric, indigenous, and future-ready. What started as an ambitious clean energy vision is now rapidly unfolding on the ground, with the country making significant strides in electric vehicle (EV) adoption.
Union Minister for Heavy Industries & Steel, H.D. Kumaraswamy, announced the scheme, which provides financial incentives for electric trucks in the N2 and N3 categories. The initiative is designed to cut emissions and support cleaner transportation options.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated a newly constructed DTC bus depot in Sector A9, Narela, on Friday and flagged off 105 electric buses under the Delhi Electric Vehicle Interchange (DEVI) initiative.
With an aim to combat air pollution in Delhi, Non-electric and non-essential vehicles are now banned from entering forests and protected areas of the city.
As the world embraces electric mobility, a significant hurdle to widespread electric vehicle (EV) adoption persists: the need for an economically sustainable charging infrastructure.
