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Maharashtra Gets New Rs 2,000-Crore EV Policy In Boost For Electric Mobility

The Maharashtra Electric Vehicle Policy, 2025, with a total outlay of Rs 1,993 crore, will be applicable for the next five years until 2030.

Tushar Deep Singh

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. (Photo source: PTI)

The Maharashtra government has approved a new EV policy to boost the production and use of electric vehicles in what is already the second largest EV market in India.

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