India & India — Ministry of Heavy Industries

India: India is implementing the PM E-DRIVE scheme and other initiatives to accelerate the nationwide transition to clean mobility, aiming for Net Zero emissions by 2070 and strengthening its automotive sector.

India — Ministry of Heavy Industries: The India — Ministry of Heavy Industries is the government agency responsible for implementing the PM E-DRIVE scheme and other initiatives to promote electric mobility and manufacturing in India.

India: India is the primary beneficiary of the REPM scheme, which aims to establish domestic manufacturing capacity for rare earth permanent magnets, reduce import reliance, and position the country as a key player in the global supply chain.

India — Ministry of Heavy Industries: The India — Ministry of Heavy Industries extended the bid submission deadline for the REPM scheme, aiming to facilitate wider participation and strengthen India's domestic manufacturing capabilities for rare earth permanent magnets.

India: India is a key partner in this joint initiative, aiming to strengthen its domestic EV battery recycling ecosystem for resource security and environmental sustainability.

India — Ministry of Heavy Industries: The India — Ministry of Heavy Industries will support the Indian component of the joint initiative, backing domestic participation in EV battery recycling.

India — Ministry of Heavy Industries: The India — Ministry of Heavy Industries sanctioned the incentive for Ola Electric, playing a crucial role in implementing the PLI-Auto Scheme to boost domestic manufacturing and advanced automotive technologies.

India — Ministry of Heavy Industries: The India — Ministry of Heavy Industries launched and is overseeing the Rs 7,280-crore scheme to promote rare earth permanent magnet manufacturing in India.