UK-based Causis E-Mobility to invest Rs 2,800 crore to set up EV plant

UK-based firm signs MoU with the Maharashtra Govt

Causis E-Mobility signs MoU with Government of Maharashtra
It is the first big-ticket investment under the recently announced Maharashtra EV Policy 2021
Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
2 min read Last Updated : Oct 01 2021 | 11:35 PM IST
Causis E-Mobility, a UK-based electric vehicle startup, will invest Rs 2800 crore in Talegaon near Pune in a new zero-emission EV manufacturing facility in the state.

The company signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Maharashtra on Friday for the project. It is the first big-ticket investment under the recently announced Maharashtra EV Policy 2021, according to a press statement released by the Maharashtra Government.

It is set to transform Maharashtra into a leading state in terms of adoption of electric vehicles in the country, said the statement.The state had unveiled a comprehensive EV policy in July 2021, to stimulate manufacturing of battery electric vehicles.

“Taking our commitment to make Maharashtra the lead state in Electric Mobility in India, Government of Maharashtra MIDC have signed an MoU with Causis E-Mobility to set up an EV production unit in Talegaon,” Aaditya Thackeray, Minister for Environment, Tourism and Protocol,Government of Maharashtra said. The aforementioned investment will generate employment opportunities for 1,250 people and will help in climate action,” he claimed.

In Phase two, Causis E-Mobility will set up its own battery Gigafactory in Maharashtra to manufacture and supply EV batteries.
Under the Maharashtra EV Policy 2021, the State has drawn up a roadmap to bring in a transition in the transportation ecosystem of Maharashtra that is aimed at attracting investments, facilitating the establishment of manufacturing units, and encouraging the production of electric vehicles, electric vehicle components including Advance Chemistry Cell (ACC) batteries and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE).

In order to stimulate manufacturing of electric vehicles in the State, the new EV Policy provides elaborate incentives that are spread across three broad categories – supply side, demand side and special incentives for EV charging infrastructure.

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