Karnataka has taken a significant step towards promoting sustainable mobility with the launch of its Clean Mobility Policy, expanding beyond Electric Vehicles (EVs) to create a holistic clean mobility ecosystem. The policy targets substantial investments and job creation, with a focus on local manufacturing and establishing battery-swapping networks. While industry experts appreciate the policy's potential to attract investments similar to other states, concerns linger about the clarity of execution roadmaps and the necessity of infrastructure convergence. The inclusion of alternative powertrains like hydrogen and biofuels underscores the importance of a comprehensive ecosystem, including Battery-as-a-Service and smart energy solutions, to enhance fleet uptime and commercial EV adoption. Stakeholders advocate for extending incentives like road tax exemptions to EVs to boost consumer adoption. The policy sets a solid foundation for clean mobility in Karnataka, with emphasis on industry collaboration and policy clarity for successful implementation of its transformative vision.