Odisha EV Policy 2021

The famed 'Temple City' of India, Bhubaneswar is the capital of Odisha and lies in the coastal region of India, though not on the coast exactly. It is on the banks of River Kuakhai, and it lies in the part of the delta of the Mahanadi river.The nearby Puri Jagannath Temple and man-made marvel, sun Temple at Konark along with pristine coastal beaches of Gopalpur and Chandrabagha are some major national tourist attraction.Khandagiri Caves, the site of Ashoka's rock cut edict is a historical place in Bhubaneswar and attracts hundreds of tourists every day. The nearby city of Cuttack is famous for its 1000-year-old history and its intricately carved silver filigree works. Chilika Lake, just a few hours' drive away from Bhubaneswar, is a natural wonder teeming with picturesque saline marshes, dolphins and scores of migratory birds in winter.

It is one of the important business hub on its own. Therefore, it is considered as the fastest growing city in India and have its own manufacturing and information technology sectors growing exponentially. However, Bhubaneswar is also popular among students as it have more than 100 educational institutes and is considered an educational hub among eastern parts students.

While defining thegrowth trajectory of the Odisha with the help of tourism, it is prudent that the infrastructure development policy and urban development policies must cater to preserving the cultural and natural heritage of our country. According to the Odisha Electric Vehicle policy, 2020 is to accelerate the pace of adoption of electric vehicles in the vehicle segments especially in the category of two wheelers, three wheelers and LMVs .The policy shall focus to drive rapid adoption of Battery Electric Vehicles to contribute a substantial percentage of all new vehicles in the years to come and bring about improvement in the air quality in Odisha in general and all major cities in particular.The aim is to achieve adoption of 20% Battery Electric Vehicles in all vehicle registrations by 2025.Put in measures to support the creation of jobs in driving, selling, financing, servicing, manufacturing and charging of Electric Vehicles. The Odisha Govt. had on April 2023 issued notification regarding amendment of the EV Policy 2021. According to this amendment state will give a subsidy of a maximum amount of RS.20,000 per one Electric two wheeler which is Rs.5,000 per kilowatt hour. A four wheeler will get a subsidy of Rs.30,000(flat).

ZEWAY Mobility understands that without robust EV charging hubs it is not possible to push people to leave petrol-based scooters and cars. To join the EV revolution in Odisha and tap the potential of inducing a cleaner and greener environment, the company is inviting various business owners and independent entrepreneurs to install EV charging hubs in the parts of Bhubaneswar and nearby cities. The technicians are building a service-based model which will provide stakeholders an opportunity to make passive income. ZEWAY Mobility is behind the professional team. The company also provides assistance to people wishing to install charging stations in private/commercial property. We also offer deals related to electric scooter on rent for last mile delivery in Bhubaneswar and other cities of Odisha. We are already active in Delhi NCR, Lucknow and Dehradun. We explain how you can make money with EV charging stations.
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