The transition to electric mobility requires a skilled workforce and we are working closely with industry bodies to address the skill gap for a future ready workforce, said the union minister for heavy industries
Kumaraswamy also said that the ministry has started receiving several suggestions for FAME-III, including from the Prime Minister's Office
After FAME-II came to an end in April this year, the Centre introduced the INR 500 Cr EMPS 2024, which is now valid till September end
The third iteration of the central government’s Faster Adoption & Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme, or the much-awaited FAME-III, will be rolled out within two months, union minister for heavy industries H. D. Kumaraswamy said.
Speaking at the National Conference on Electric Mobility, organised by ASSOCHAM, Kumaraswamy, said, “The government is unwaveringly committed to advancing India’s EV ecosystem with a focus on fostering local manufacturing and sustainable growth. The third iteration of the Faster Adoption & Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme will be rolled out within two months.”