Upcoming 5500 KM eHighway in India

About the NHEV Pilot Project

National Highways for Electric Vehicles (NHEV) is a pilot program adopted by Govt of India; initially supported by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry to upgrade highways into E-Highways. It conducted Tech-Trials on 2 pilot corridors, namely Delhi-Agra (Yamuna Expressway – 2020) and Delhi – Jaipur (NH48 – 2022) out of 12 National Corridors proposed by the Ministry of Power for electrification in its Guidelines and standards dated 14.12.2018 to be converted into E-highway. NHEV is built and funded on a Hybrid PPP Model called Annuity Hybrid E-Mobility (AHEM); currently in expansion mode of 5500 km e-highways on Bharatmala & Sagarmala routes from Delhi to Kanyakumari via Mumbai and Kolkata corridors.

5500 KM

Expansion Overview

The total cost of the overall project for the Upgradation Of National  Highways and Expressways into 23 E- Highways nationwide will be
approximately ₹3,672 Crores

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E-Highways

830 KM Successful Pilots

India’s first two E- Highways for Hybrid, Bio-Fuel Cell and Electric Vehicles with Charging
Stations and Breakdown Services on 830 Kms Jaipur – Delhi – Agra. Chennai – Trichy

(Yamuna Exp. 225 KM )

( NH48 272 KM )

( NH179 B 332 KM )

Programs & Working Group Meetings

TPS Partners

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