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Gadkari floats Rs 3 per km EV charging rate, roughly ₹600 for 1,000 km

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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has proposed a charging rate of about Rs 3 per kilometre for electric vehicles, which would work out to roughly ₹600 for a 1,000 km journey. The proposal positions cheaper charging as a way to make EV ownership more economical for consumers. The suggestion comes as the government continues to push for wider adoption of electric mobility. Details on how such a rate would be implemented and regulated were not specified in the source material. Since the article text was not provided, this summary is based solely on the original headline.

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