Bengaluru, Feb. 24 -- Karnataka has once again positioned itself at the forefront of India's clean mobility revolution with the launch of its ambitious Clean Mobility Policy during the Global Investors Meet earlier this month.

Building on its legacy as the first Indian state to introduce an Electric Vehicle (EV) policy, Karnataka now aims to set a national benchmark by expanding its focus beyond EVs to a holistic clean mobility ecosystem.

The policy's announcement comes on the heels of the Union Budget's exemption of basic customs duties on lithium-ion battery components, a move expected to lower production costs and stimulate sectoral growth.

Karnataka's Clean Mobility Policy takes a bold step forward by targeting Rs 50,000 crore in i...