What happened: Ministry of Heavy Industries’ EV scheme list and policy position
The Ministry of Heavy Industries listed government schemes intended to develop a balanced and coordinated EV ecosystem across India. The Ministry also stated that no National Electric Vehicle Policy or national framework is under consideration within the Ministry of Heavy Industries.
Ministry of Heavy Industries’ explicit position
The Ministry of Heavy Industries stated that no National Electric Vehicle Policy or national framework is under consideration within the Ministry of Heavy Industries. Therefore, questions in exams that assume the Ministry of Heavy Industries is actively considering a National Electric Vehicle Policy framework are not aligned with the stated position of the Ministry of Heavy Industries.
Government EV schemes for vehicles, charging, and manufacturing
The Ministry of Heavy Industries stated that the Government is implementing the following schemes for EV ecosystem development, with the scheme-wise design, timeline, and financial figures given below.
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