India & India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

India: India's central and state governments are providing significant incentives, including interest subvention, fuel vouchers, tax concessions, and registration fee waivers, to support the scheme and address air pollution in the India — Delhi-NCR region.

India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: The India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is a key implementer of the scheme, signing MoUs with automakers like Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland and Ashok Leyland — Switch Mobility to facilitate the replacement of old commercial vehicles and reduce pollution.

India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: The India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways proposed the Battery Pack Aadhaar Number (BPAN) system to enhance traceability, safety, and recycling of electric vehicle batteries in India.

India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) set the standards for the certification process for battery-operated vehicles, which Ola Electric's Roadster X+ successfully met.

India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways oversees India — National Highways Authority of India and confirmed the fee revision, indicating its regulatory authority.

India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: The India — Ministry of Road Transport and Highways oversaw the inauguration of two major highway projects in India — Kerala, contributing to improved regional connectivity and infrastructure.