EV & ESS Policy 2020-2030
Progress Overview
Metrics Dashboard
Investment Attracted (target $4Bn by 2030)
Employment Target (1.2 lakh by 2030)
EV Manufacturing Clusters in Development
Biliti e-3W Annual Production Capacity
Olectra e-Bus Plant Investment
Milestones
EV & ESS Policy Launched
CompletedPolicy launched by Ministers KTR and Ajay Kumar with 5 MoUs signed at the launch event. Telangana became one of India's first three states to launch a dedicated EV policy.
Steering Committee Constituted
Completed12-member Steering Committee constituted, chaired by Principal Secretary ITE&C, integrating Transport, Power, Urban, and Metropolitan agencies.
Olectra Greentech Plant Commissioned
CompletedOlectra Greentech, India's largest electric bus manufacturer, established a Rs. 600 crore plant in Telangana.
Biliti Electric 3-Wheeler Facility
CompletedBiliti Electric commissioned the world's largest electric 3-wheeler manufacturing facility with 2,40,000 units per year production capacity.
Amara Raja Gigafactory MoU
CompletedAmara Raja signed an MoU for a Gigafactory producing lithium-ion batteries for EV and energy storage applications.
EV Manufacturing Clusters Under Development
In ProgressEV manufacturing clusters at Nymathapur and Divitipally Energy Park under active development to create an integrated EV ecosystem.
EV Charging Network Expansion
In ProgressFast-charging stations operational across Hyderabad with phased expansion to Tier-2 towns underway via TSREDCO.
100% Electric Intra-City Public Transport
PendingTSRTC phasing in electric buses with goal of achieving 100% electric intra-city public transport across Telangana by 2030.
Description & Context
The EV & ESS Policy 2020-2030, launched on 29 October 2020 as one of India's first state EV policies, is governed by a 12-member Steering Committee chaired by the Principal Secretary ITE&C, with operational roles distributed across Transport, TSREDCO (state nodal agency for charging infrastructure), TSSPDCL, TSNPDCL, GHMC, and TSRTC. Supply-side incentives align with the Electronics Policy 2016 framework and are administered by the Electronics Wing ITE&C. T-Works provides dedicated EV prototyping facilities for startups at subsidised rates. Key investments include Olectra Greentech (India's largest e-bus manufacturer), Biliti Electric (world's largest electric 3-wheeler facility at 2,40,000 units/year), and the Amara Raja Gigafactory for lithium-ion battery production. EV manufacturing clusters are under development at Nymathapur and Divitipally Energy Park.