India, Aug. 14 -- Jammu and Kashmir has ranked 34th out of 36 in NITI Aayog's India Electric Mobility Index 2024, exposing serious gaps in EV adoption, charging infrastructure and innovation.

In response, the UT has drafted an EV policy modeled on Delhi's, amended its transport subsidy scheme to favour clean-fuel vehicles, and cleared 200 electric buses and an electric water transport project for Srinagar.

Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) performed poorly in the "India Electric Mobility Index 2024" report released by NITI Aayog in August 2025. The Union Territory (UT) ranked 34th out of 36 states and UTs, with a score of only 20. Delhi ranked first with a score of 77.

The report's rankings were based on progress in the electrification of the tr...