Government has broken down the incentives program into several
divisions for both battery operated and/or hybrid models. Here are the
details:
- Rs 1800 to Rs 29,000 for Two Wheelers
- Rs 3300 to Rs 61,000 for Three Wheelers
- Rs 1.3 Rs 1.38 Lakh for Four Wheelers
- Rs 17,000 to Rs 1.87 Lakh for Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV)
- Rs 34 Lakh to Rs 66 Lakh for Buses
Components of the scheme | 2015-16 | 2016-17 |
Technology Platform(Including testing infrastructure) | Rs 70 cr. | Rs 120 cr. |
Demand Incentives | Rs 155 cr. | Rs 340 cr. |
Charging Infrastructure | Rs 10 cr. | Rs 20 cr. |
Pilot Projects | Rs 20 cr. | Rs 50 cr. |
IEC/Operations | Rs 5 cr. | Rs 5 cr. |
Total (Rs.) | Rs 260 cr. | Rs 535 cr. |
Grand Total (Rs.) | Rs 795 cr. |
On
Technology Platform the Minister said one of the prime focus
area under the scheme is to develop indigenous technology and R&D
capability to develop and manufacture the entire range of electric components
and sub-systems necessary for hybrid and electric vehicles. He
said the Technology Advisory Group on Electric Mobility (TAG-EM) under the
Co-chairmanship of Shri Ambuj Sharma, Additional Secretary, DHI and Prof.
Jhunjhunwala of IIT Madras with senior members from the DST, Industry and
Academia has been set up which is steering various initiatives in this field.
The
minister said Four Sub-Groups have been set up on vehicle system
integration, motors and controllers and power electronics; batteries
and battery management system and charging infrastructure. In each
of these areas centres of excellence (COE) are being set up to provide the
required thrust and short-term, outcome oriented results.
He
said a number of R&D projects have already been initiated by DHI, for
example - development of off-line and real-time simulators for Xevs systems,
design development for light weight vehicles, technology for solid state
lithium ion battery and COE for motors etc.
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