In a bid to promote the use of EVs, NITI Aayog has prepared a draft policy for IR to set up EV charging infrastructure at railway stations across the country. The policy is still under discussion with the Ministry of Railways. It has been recommended that while railways can plan to put in place EV charging facilities at all stations in a phased manner till 2030, the facility can be immediately provided at 123 redeveloped railway stations. Under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and EV-II scheme, the push is towards the adoption of EVs, especially in public and shared transportation. The aim is to support approximately 7,000 e-buses, 500,000 electric three-wheelers, 55,000 electric four-wheeler passenger cars and 1 million electric two-wheelers through subsidy. In order to achieve this, a good and accessible EV charging infrastructure network is critical. In this context, railway stations can provide secure and accessible charging infrastructure to city residents.