Karnataka recently announced its ambitious clean mobility policy aimed at revolutionizing the state's transportation sector. The initiative, set for 2025-2030, targets a total investment of INR 50,000 crore and the creation of one lakh new jobs. Led by Energy Minister KJ George, the policy envisions Karnataka as a key player in Electric Vehicle (EV) and hydrogen vehicle manufacturing. With INR 25,000 crore already secured for the EV value chain, the state anticipates an additional INR 15,000 crore investment by August 31. Industries Minister MB Patil highlighted the policy's emphasis on robust infrastructure for clean mobility, particularly charging stations and hydrogen hubs. This strategic focus aims to propel Karnataka into a leadership position in the green transportation sector. The initiative is expected to have wide-ranging benefits, including economic growth, job opportunities, enhanced sustainability, and technological advancement. Overall, Karnataka's clean mobility vision represents a significant step towards a greener and more innovative future.