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Madhya Pradesh climbs 16 spots to rank 7th in NITI Aayog e‑mobility index
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 24 Sep 2026, 07:45 AM
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Madhya Pradesh surged 16 places in the NITI Aayog e‑mobility index, now ranking seventh among large states, as electric vehicle registrations rose 124%.
Madhya Pradesh has recorded a significant leap in the NITI Aayog’s e‑mobility performance index, moving up 16 positions to secure the seventh spot among the country’s larger states. The rise reflects the state’s accelerating adoption of electric vehicles and the rapid expansion of its charging infrastructure.
According to the latest index data, registrations of electric two‑wheelers and four‑wheelers in the state have surged by 124% over the previous year. This growth has been supported by government incentives, the rollout of public charging stations, and increased private sector participation.
State officials attribute the improvement to coordinated policy measures that encourage manufacturers, fleet operators, and consumers to shift toward cleaner mobility solutions. The upward trend positions Madhya Pradesh as a leading example of e‑mobility progress in central India.
Industry analysts note that sustained investment in charging networks and continued incentives will be crucial for maintaining the momentum and further improving the state’s ranking in future assessments.
The NITI Aayog index, which evaluates states on parameters such as vehicle adoption, infrastructure readiness, and policy framework, now places Madhya Pradesh ahead of several traditionally stronger states in the e‑mobility sector.
According to the latest index data, registrations of electric two‑wheelers and four‑wheelers in the state have surged by 124% over the previous year. This growth has been supported by government incentives, the rollout of public charging stations, and increased private sector participation.
State officials attribute the improvement to coordinated policy measures that encourage manufacturers, fleet operators, and consumers to shift toward cleaner mobility solutions. The upward trend positions Madhya Pradesh as a leading example of e‑mobility progress in central India.
Industry analysts note that sustained investment in charging networks and continued incentives will be crucial for maintaining the momentum and further improving the state’s ranking in future assessments.
The NITI Aayog index, which evaluates states on parameters such as vehicle adoption, infrastructure readiness, and policy framework, now places Madhya Pradesh ahead of several traditionally stronger states in the e‑mobility sector.