EV Mechanica

Subscribe to EV Mechanica's Current Newsletter & never miss an update!

    Close Menu
      Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      • Home
      • News
        • E-Mobility
        • EV Battery
      • Charging Stations
      • Policy
      • Research
      • Interview
      • Jobs
      • Events
      • E-Mag
      • Subscription
      Facebook YouTube LinkedIn WhatsApp
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      Home » Blueprint for India’s First EV Industrial Zone Unveiled by this State

      Blueprint for India’s First EV Industrial Zone Unveiled by this State

      Aishwarya SaxenaBy Aishwarya SaxenaOctober 6, 2022 News 2 Mins Read
      Share
      Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp

      Stressing the significance of electric mobility growth in India, Government of Karnataka has launched the blueprint for the Beyond Bangalore initiative for the Hubballi-Dharwad-Belagavi (HDB) cluster, which will also include India’s first ‘EV industrial zone’.

      EV Industrial ZoneThe state government made this announcement at the ‘Techceleration 2022’, a two-day event conducted by Karnataka Digital Empowerment Mission (KDEM).

      CN Ashwath Narayan, Minister for IT & BT, Science & Technology, Higher Education, Skill Development, Entrepreneurship & Livelihood, Government of Karnataka, in a statement, said: “We are proud to announce that Hubballi-Dharwad-Belagavi cluster in the last year has seen a cumulative revenue of Rs 1,400 crores. We have received investment interests of Rs 300 crores in the ESDM sector alone. I am thrilled to see KDEM’s initiative to bring entrepreneurs, industry, academia, and government together, and the momentum for Beyond Bengaluru building up and becoming a reality.”

      The state government’s Beyond Bangalore initiative for the Hubballi-Dharwad-Belagavi (HDB) cluster consists of five mega pillars:

      India’s first EV zone: 500-acre EV industrial zone with a target to have a common centre for testing, validation, and certification.

      Karnataka Start-up Hub: An iconic world-class infrastructure will house 5,000 start-ups.

      IT Tech Park: To be set up in PPP mode with Class A infrastructure with 20,000-seater operations.

      Manufacturing Launchpad: A plug-n-play factory for engineering and manufacturing setup of around 100,000 sq. ft. for companies to scale their businesses.

      Five Centres of Excellence: To boost training, R&D, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Plans for setting up a Global Emerging Technology Design Centre at Belagavi at Rs 150 crore and a Centre of Excellence on Artificial Intelligence are underway.

      Karnataka government’s Techceleration 2022 aims to bring together industry leaders, policymakers, the research and development (R&D) community, and representatives from start-ups to ignite the next wave of development from the Beyond Bengaluru cluster of HDB, it said in a statement.

      In add-on to this, Techceleration 2022 is also a pre-cursor to the Karnataka Government’s Bengaluru Tech Summit 2022 to be held between 16-18 November.

      Moreover, KDEM is a vision group that works with trade associations to implement new policies in various industries including start-ups.

      KDEM also provides feedback on policy initiatives needed to attract investments, acts as a bridge between the government and the industry, and builds a comprehensive strategy.

      According to the state government, KDEM has helped Karnataka with investments in IT/ITeS by helping structure promotional efforts abroad.

      Bengaluru Tech Summit 2022 Hubballi-Dharwad-Belagavi (HDB) cluster investments news policy initiatives R&D Techceleration 2022
      Share. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp
      Aishwarya Saxena

      More article from Aishwarya Saxena

      Keep Reading

      EV and Auto Stocks Show Mixed Results on July 2: Bharat Forge and UNO Minda Lead Gainers

      Omega Seiki Mobility: Rising challenger in India’s EV market

      EV charging stations installed at Guldhar, Duhai RRTS

      Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

      5 × three =

      E-MOBILITY

      Omega Seiki Mobility: Rising challenger in India’s EV market

      July 2, 2025

      Chennai receives 120 electric buses via global initiative

      July 2, 2025

      TVS iQube gets 3.1 kWh variant, 123km range

      July 2, 2025

      MG, Mahindra surpass Tata in India’s EV market

      July 2, 2025

      Articles

      Why Fintech Innovation is the Catalyst for EV Adoption in Tier 2 India

      While we have heard about the electric vehicle (EV) revolution in India, as it continues…

      Is Silver the New Strategic Metal for the EV and Clean Energy Revolution?

      The transition to sustainable energy systems and electric vehicles (EVs) is not a pipe dream;…

      EV Incentive Phase-Out: What Happens After FAME-II Ends in India?

      As India made progress creating new clean transport, there is a significant change with the…

      © 2025 EVMechanica.com.
      • Home
      • About Us
      • Contact Us
      • Subscription

      Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.