India and Russia have announced a major strategic collaboration to advance innovation in electric vehicle (EV) technology, clean mobility, and sustainable solutions. The partnership was formalized during recent high-level bilateral engagements and is aimed at accelerating the development of next-generation mobility systems, advanced automotive components, and green industrial technologies.
This renewed cooperation highlights both nations’ shared commitment to low-carbon growth, manufacturing-led development, and technology-driven sustainability.
Focus on EV Manufacturing and Advanced Mobility Systems
Under the new agreement, India and Russia will collaborate across the EV value chain, including electric two-wheelers, passenger vehicles, battery technologies, charging infrastructure, and smart mobility systems. The partnership will also extend to the development of advanced auto components, power electronics, wireless mobility technologies, and intelligent transportation solutions.
India’s rapidly expanding EV manufacturing ecosystem and Russia’s expertise in advanced engineering and materials science are expected to complement each other. The collaboration aims to support localization, technology transfer, and accelerated innovation for both domestic and export markets.
Boost to ‘Make in India’ and Global Clean Mobility Goals
The India–Russia EV partnership aligns with India’s broader “Make in India’ and clean mobility initiatives, which focus on reducing fossil fuel dependence and strengthening domestic manufacturing. The collaboration is expected to enhance supply chain resilience, reduce import dependency, and create new opportunities for joint ventures and industrial investments.
For Russia, the partnership opens new avenues to participate in fast-growing EV markets in Asia, Africa, and other emerging economies, using India as a manufacturing and export hub.
Trade Target of $100 Billion by 2030
As part of the broader bilateral roadmap, both countries have reiterated their target to scale bilateral trade to $100 billion by 2030. Clean mobility, EV technologies, and sustainable industrial solutions are expected to become key growth drivers in achieving this ambitious trade milestone.
Joint manufacturing programs, technology licensing, and cross-border investments in EV and green technology projects are likely to play a crucial role in boosting economic cooperation between the two nations.
Strategic Push for Sustainable Industrial Growth
The collaboration reflects a broader shift toward sustainable industrial development. By focusing on EVs, renewable technologies, smart mobility solutions, and advanced manufacturing, India and Russia aim to jointly address global climate challenges while building competitive industrial ecosystems.
The partnership is also expected to drive employment generation, skill development, and technology upgrades across automotive and clean-energy supply chains.
Road Ahead: Joint Projects and Global Market Expansion
Going forward, both governments plan to facilitate:
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Joint EV manufacturing and R&D projects
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Co-development of next-generation auto components
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Battery technology and charging infrastructure collaboration
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Smart mobility and wireless transportation solutions
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Export-oriented production for global markets
The India–Russia EV and sustainability partnership is expected to serve as a long-term strategic framework for clean mobility innovation and industrial transformation.

