EV policies typically set time-specific sales targets for electric vehicles in the State.  These targets help guide EV infrastructure development and incentives. The policies also allocate a budget for incentivizing consumers and manufacturers, making EVs more accessible and affordable.

Demand-side subsidies and incentives to EV customers include road tax and registration fee exemptions, subsidized interest rates, and electricity tariff benefits.  These subsidies help make EVs affordable to consumers and act as an incentive for them to switch to EVs.

Industry incentives to EV manufacturers and charging infrastructure providers include manufacturing subsidies, tax benefits and government procurement contracts.  These incentives encourage manufacturers to produce EVs and develop charging infrastructure, leading to lower costs for consumers.