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The PM E-DRIVE scheme, launched on September 29, 2024, aims to reduce public transport emissions by deploying 14,028 e-buses across nine major Indian cities with over 40 lakh population. The initiative, with a budget of Rs. 4,391 crore, includes setting up electric vehicle charging stations across the country,
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The Ministry of Heavy Industries has reported the distribution of Rs. 1,634.62 crore under the PM E-DRIVE Scheme by November 23, 2025. Aiming to boost electric mobility, the scheme includes a Rs. 500 crore allocation for e-ambulances, extending support till March 2028, while grants for public charging infrastructure
PM E-DRIVE Scheme
The Ministry of Heavy Industries has extended the PM E-DRIVE Scheme's duration by two years, now set to run until March 31, 2028. Initially launched in September 2024 with a budget of ₹10,900 crore for two years, the scheme aims to promote electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure
EV Charging Stations
As of August 1, 2025, India has installed a total of 29,277 public electric vehicle charging stations (EVCS), with 2,326 located in Uttar Pradesh. The government has allocated Rs. 2,000 crore under the PM E-DRIVE Scheme to enhance EV charging infrastructure across the country. New guidelines for
EV Charging Stations
The Ministry of Heavy Industries reports that 29,277 public electric vehicle charging stations (EVCS) have been installed across India, as per the Ministry of Power. The installation follows the guidelines issued for electric vehicle charging infrastructure and battery swapping stations. A budget of Rs. 2,000 crore has been
PM E-DRIVE Scheme
The PM e-DRIVE Scheme aims to promote electric and hybrid vehicle adoption in India through market creation, demand aggregation, and support for domestic technology and manufacturing. An allocation of Rs.4,391 crore is designated for deploying 14,028 e-buses in major cities, while Rs.2,000 crore is allocated