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₹10K+ Cr Push: 72K EV Charging Stations | Up to 100% Subsidy, 5 Points

72,300 EV Charging Stations Planned Nationwide, Subsidy Up to 100%

1. National EV Infrastructure Push

  1. Government to roll out 72,300 EV charging stations across India.72,300 EV Charging Stations Planned Nationwide, Subsidy Up to 100%
  2. Initiative under PM eDrive scheme for faster EV adoption.
  3. Target locations: urban centres, highways, public transport hubs.

2. Subsidy Structure: Financial Incentives

  1. Government Offices, Hospitals, Educational Institutes, Housing Colonies
    • 100% subsidy on:
      • Upstream infrastructure
      • EV charging equipment
    • Condition: Stations must remain publicly accessible.
  2. Airports, Metro Stations, Bus Terminals, Railways, Parking, PSU Fuel Stations
    • 80% subsidy on infrastructure.
    • 70% subsidy on charging equipment.
  3. Shopping Malls, Roadside Facilities, Expressway Markets
    • 80% subsidy on infrastructure.
  4. Battery Swapping Stations
    • 80% subsidy on infrastructure costs.
    • Flexible deployment in urban + rural areas.
Location Type Infra Subsidy Charger Subsidy Condition
Govt Offices, Hospitals, Colleges, Colonies 100% 100% Public access
Airports, Metro, Rail, Terminals, Parking, PSU Fuel 80% 70% Busy hubs
Malls, Roadside, Expressways 80% Market-driven
Battery Swapping Stations 80% Flexible siting

3. Implementation & Oversight

  1. Eligible Govt. agencies to act as nodal bodies.
    • Identify high-demand zones.
    • Submit proposals via centralised portal.
  2. BHEL appointed as Project Implementation Agency (PIA).
    • Monitor rollout and compliance.
  3. Funding in two phases: linked to performance & milestones.

4. Strategic Focus Areas

  1. Urban Centres with >1M population.
  2. State capitals, Smart Cities, Metro-linked towns.
  3. High-density transport corridors & logistics hubs.
  4. Objective: Maximise accessibility & utility for EV users.

5. Financial & Market Impact

  1. Massive infrastructure subsidy outlay to lower private sector entry cost.
  2. Boosts EV adoption rate → Lower fuel imports & emission savings.
  3. Creates new opportunities for EV tech, battery & renewable sectors.

Key Takeaways

  • 72,300 charging stations planned under PM eDrive.
  • Subsidies up to 100% for govt. & public institutions.
  • BHEL to oversee rollout, ensuring phased compliance.
  • Focus on urban demand centres & busy corridors to scale EV adoption.

Disclaimer

This article is prepared by The Profit India for informational purposes only. It should not be treated as investment, business, or policy advice. Readers are advised to consult professionals before making financial or strategic decisions.

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