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NITI Aayog released the India Electric Mobility Index (IEMI) 2025, which measures the progress of States and Union Territories in developing their electric mobility ecosystem.
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What does the IEMI measure?
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The India Electric Mobility Index evaluates EV progress through three broad areas:
- Transport Electrification Progress – extent of electric vehicle adoption and electrification of transport.
- Charging Infrastructure Readiness – availability of charging infrastructure and supporting measures.
- EV Research and Innovation Readiness – development of research, innovation and the EV startup ecosystem.
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Details
- This is the 2nd edition of the IEMI
- Title: “India Electric Mobility Index (IEMI) 2025: Tracking Electric Mobility Trends in Indian States”
- Assessment period: January to December 2025
- Uses 16 indicators across three themes
- Delhi’s score rose from 77 to 84, retaining the top position
Category-wise Leaders
Large States
- Maharashtra — top performer
- Karnataka — second
- Tamil Nadu (61) — third
Hilly and Northeastern States
- Manipur (46) — top
- Tripura (36) — second
- Assam (35) — third
UTs and City States
- Delhi — top
- Chandigarh — second
- Goa — third
Important Facts for Examsmost asked
- IEMI 2025 — the 2nd edition; covers January–December 2025
- Developed by NITI Aayog with WRI India
- 16 indicators; weights: Transport Electrification 50 per cent, Charging Infrastructure 30 per cent, EV Research and Innovation 20 per cent
- Delhi: 84 (up from 77); Maharashtra: 78; Karnataka: 73
- Category leaders: Large States — Maharashtra; Hilly and NE — Manipur (46); UTs and City States — Delhi
- Tamil Nadu: 61, third among large states
- Madhya Pradesh rose from 23rd to 7th overall; Goa climbed ten places to fifth
- Karnataka leads charging readiness (97); Delhi leads research and innovation (94)
- India’s EV penetration: 8.25 per cent in 2025-26, up from 0.5 per cent in 2018
- Note: Goa is a state, though grouped here with UTs and city states for comparison on size and urban profile
