Summary:
The Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) is at the forefront of India's eMobility sector, leading 15 government-backed projects aimed at accelerating the country's shift to electric vehicles. Conducted by the Department of Engineering Design, these initiatives cover a range of areas, including the development of India-specific technologies, safety advancements, field studies, policy recommendations and skill-building programs. To support this work, the department has established six cutting-edge labs for research, training and project development. Collaborating with industry leaders and consultants, IIT Madras ensures its academic programs align with industry needs. Adopting a seven-pronged approach to eMobility, IIT Madras is partnering with the Indian industry, government bodies and international experts. It has also established a Centre of Excellence for Zero Emission Trucking, working closely with stakeholders nationwide. The institute's focus extends beyond technology to address the broader eMobility ecosystem, aiming to drive societal acceptance and market impact.
IIT Madras also supports both the central and Tamil Nadu state governments through its application-driven engineering projects. Key areas of focus include chargers, motors, batteries, charging infrastructure, energy management, policy development, cost analysis and the study of emerging trends tailored to Indian conditions. The institute is committed to expanding resources for training, testing and applied research. Additionally, it seeks to create a robust pan-India network by fostering collaboration among academia, industry and government stakeholders to achieve broader national eMobility goals.
Source: IBEF
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