Maharashtra sets 30% EV target by 2030, plans charging corridors on key highways
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- ✓Maharashtra aims for electric vehicles to reach 30% of new registrations by 2030.
- ✓Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the state is building charging corridors on key highways like the Samruddhi Mahamarg.
- ✓The government now wants to shift focus toward advanced automotive software, artificial intelligence, and battery technology for global markets.
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Maharashtra is scaling up charging corridors and battery recycling facilities to position the state as a global future mobility hub, shifting focus from traditional manufacturing to advanced automotive software and artificial intelligence. Find out how luxury automakers plan to leverage this expanding ecosystem for wider export markets.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that the state aims for electric vehicles to account for 30% of all new registrations by 2030 under its EV policy.
The Maharashtra government is working to transform the state from a major automobile manufacturing hub into a global centre for future mobility, Fadnavis said at the launch of Mercedes-Benz's all-new GLC Electric at the company's Chakan facility in Pune district on Wednesday.
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