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India’s PLI Drive Powers $65 Billion Auto & Battery Revolution
Дата публикации: 22-07-2026 09:24:01
India’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes are reshaping the country’s industrial landscape, targeting advanced automotive technologies and domestic battery manufacturing to strengthen self-reliance and global competitiveness.It was on September 2021 when Government of India approved the PLI Scheme for Automobile and Auto Component Industry in India (PLI-Auto) with a budgetary outlay of Rs.25,938 crore for enhancing India’s manufacturing capabilities for Advanced Automotive Products. PLI Auto is a pan-India Scheme and approved applicants are free to set up units anywhere in the country.PLI cheme on “National Programme on Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Storage”, approved in May 2021, with an outlay of ₹18,100 Crore for 50 GWh capacity. However, till date, no beneficiary firm has claimed any incentive under the PLI ACC scheme. As reported by the beneficiary firms, the scheme has attracted an investment of ₹5,180 crore and direct employment of 1,277 till May 2026.India’s PLI Schemes for Automobiles, Auto Components & Battery StorageBackground & ObjectivesPLI for Automobiles & Auto ComponentsAnnounced in September 2021 with a budget of ₹25,938 crore (~$26.9 billion).Focuses on Advanced Automotive Technology (AAT) products — electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and high-tech components.Goal: Position India as a global hub for EVs and advanced auto manufacturing.PLI for Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery StorageLaunched in May 2021 with a budget of ₹18,100 crore (~$18.8 billion).Target: Establish 50 GWh domestic manufacturing capacity for advanced batteries.Goal: Reduce import dependence and support India’s EV ecosystem.Progress in Automobiles & Auto ComponentsInvestments attracted: ₹44,326 crore (~$45.9 billion)Jobs created: 67,820Incentives disbursed: ₹2,386.36 crore (~$2.47 billion)Incremental sales: ₹52,414 crore (~$54.3 billion) over FY20 baselineState-wise Distribution of UnitsStateUnitsMaharashtra66Tamil Nadu38Haryana35Karnataka28Uttar Pradesh13Others (Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, MP, Telangana, AP, Jharkhand, Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Punjab)45Progress in Battery StorageInvestment attracted: ₹5,180 crore (~$5.37 billion)Jobs created: 1,277Incentives claimed: None yet (capacity not fully commissioned)Awarded Projects (40 GWh capacity)ACC Energy Storage Pvt. Ltd. – 5 GWh (Karnataka)Ola Cell Technologies Pvt. Ltd. – 20 GWh (Tamil Nadu)Reliance New Energy Battery Storage Ltd. – 5 GWh (Gujarat)Reliance New Energy Battery Ltd. – 10 GWh (Gujarat)ChallengesAutomobile PLI: Companies must meet 50% Domestic Value Addition (DVA) to qualify for incentives, requiring deep localisation.Battery PLI: Commissioning delays — only Ola has installed 1 GWh capacity so far.Global competition: India must accelerate to compete with China, South Korea, and Europe in EV batteries.ConclusionThe PLI-Auto scheme has already delivered strong results, driving investments and job creation across India’s auto hubs. Meanwhile, the PLI-ACC battery scheme is progressing slower, but remains critical for India’s EV future. Together, these schemes are central to India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat vision, reducing import dependence and building global competitiveness.Breakdown of India’s $65 Billion PLI SchemesIndia’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for automobiles, auto components, and advanced battery storage represent a combined scale of over $65 billion, based on official government data and credible reporting.
Breakdown of FiguresScheme / MetricINR (₹ crore)USD (approx.)PLI-Auto Scheme Budget25,938$26.9 billionPLI-ACC Battery Scheme Budget18,100$18.8 billionInvestments attracted under Auto PLI44,326$45.9 billionInvestments attracted under Battery PLI5,180$5.37 billionIncentives disbursed (Auto PLI)First Published at www.IndianWeb2.com
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India’s PLI schemes drive $65B auto & battery growth, boosting EVs, jobs, and competitiveness while advancing Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.
India’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes are reshaping the country’s industrial landscape, targeting advanced automotive technologies and domestic battery manufacturing to strengthen self-reliance and global competitiveness.
It was on September 2021 when Government of India approved the PLI Scheme for Automobile and Auto Component Industry in India (PLI-Auto) with a budgetary outlay of Rs.25,938 crore for enhancing India’s manufacturing capabilities for Advanced Automotive Products.
PLI Auto is a pan-India Scheme and approved applicants are free to set up units anywhere in the country.
PLI cheme on “National Programme on Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Storage”, approved in May 2021, with an outlay of ₹18,100 Crore for 50 GWh capacity. However, till date, no beneficiary firm has claimed any incentive under the PLI ACC scheme. As reported by the beneficiary firms, the scheme has attracted an investment of ₹5,180 crore and direct employment of 1,277 till May 2026.
India’s PLI Schemes for Automobiles, Auto Components & Battery StorageBackground & Objectives- PLI for Automobiles & Auto Components
Announced in September 2021 with a budget of ₹25,938 crore (~$26.9 billion).
Focuses on Advanced Automotive Technology (AAT) products — electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and high-tech components.
Goal: Position India as a global hub for EVs and advanced auto manufacturing. - PLI for Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Storage
Launched in May 2021 with a budget of ₹18,100 crore (~$18.8 billion).
Target: Establish 50 GWh domestic manufacturing capacity for advanced batteries.
Goal: Reduce import dependence and support India’s EV ecosystem.
- Investments attracted: ₹44,326 crore (~$45.9 billion)
- Jobs created: 67,820
- Incentives disbursed: ₹2,386.36 crore (~$2.47 billion)
- Incremental sales: ₹52,414 crore (~$54.3 billion) over FY20 baseline
| State | Units |
|---|---|
| Maharashtra | 66 |
| Tamil Nadu | 38 |
| Haryana | 35 |
| Karnataka | 28 |
| Uttar Pradesh | 13 |
| Others (Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, MP, Telangana, AP, Jharkhand, Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Punjab) | 45 |
- Investment attracted: ₹5,180 crore (~$5.37 billion)
- Jobs created: 1,277
- Incentives claimed: None yet (capacity not fully commissioned)
- ACC Energy Storage Pvt. Ltd. – 5 GWh (Karnataka)
- Ola Cell Technologies Pvt. Ltd. – 20 GWh (Tamil Nadu)
- Reliance New Energy Battery Storage Ltd. – 5 GWh (Gujarat)
- Reliance New Energy Battery Ltd. – 10 GWh (Gujarat)
- Automobile PLI: Companies must meet 50% Domestic Value Addition (DVA) to qualify for incentives, requiring deep localisation.
- Battery PLI: Commissioning delays — only Ola has installed 1 GWh capacity so far.
- Global competition: India must accelerate to compete with China, South Korea, and Europe in EV batteries.
The PLI-Auto scheme has already delivered strong results, driving investments and job creation across India’s auto hubs. Meanwhile, the PLI-ACC battery scheme is progressing slower, but remains critical for India’s EV future. Together, these schemes are central to India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat vision, reducing import dependence and building global competitiveness.
Breakdown of India’s $65 Billion PLI Schemes
India’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for automobiles, auto components, and advanced battery storage represent a combined scale of over $65 billion, based on official government data and credible reporting.
Breakdown of Figures| Scheme / Metric | INR (₹ crore) | USD (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| PLI-Auto Scheme Budget | 25,938 | $26.9 billion |
| PLI-ACC Battery Scheme Budget | 18,100 | $18.8 billion |
| Investments attracted under Auto PLI | 44,326 | $45.9 billion |
| Investments attracted under Battery PLI | 5,180 | $5.37 billion |
| Incentives disbursed (Auto PLI) |
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