Startup Grants & Funding for Mobility & Transport Startups

Loan for unemployed Scheduled Caste Antyodaya families in Gujarat to buy a passenger or freight vehicle and start self-employment in transport.

A loan for Scheduled Caste individuals from Antyodaya families in Gujarat to buy a passenger auto-rickshaw. Family income must not exceed ₹3,00,000 a year.

Loans at 9% annual interest for unemployed youth in Uttarakhand to buy an e-rickshaw and start their own business.

Subsidised loans at 6% interest, a 40% subsidy up to ₹5,00,000 and entrepreneurship training for ST, SC, Minority, Backward Class and disabled applicants in Jharkhand.

A ₹30,000 grant plus a bank loan for registered unorganized workers in Chhattisgarh to buy an e-thela, from the state Labour Department.

PIPDIC, Puducherry offers a loan scheme for qualified professionals and industrial units to purchase new four-wheel vehicles for their own use, with attractive interest concessions.

Refinance scheme by PIPDIC, Puducherry, giving loans to existing Small Scale Industrial (SSI) units to cover the cost of ISO 9000 certification.

This scheme under DAY-NULM empowers urban poor women in Uttarakhand through Self-Help Groups by providing financial incentives, bank loans, and subsidies for income-generating activities.

PIPDIC term loans of at least ₹5 lakh for Puducherry units with 2+ years in operation to buy existing land, buildings and machinery.

Merit loans from PIPDIC for existing good borrowers in Puducherry, for expansion, modernization, diversification and working capital, with a 1% interest concession.

Unemployed Scheduled Caste residents of Gujarat can get loans at 1-5% interest to start self-employment ventures, under the NSFDC direct finance scheme run through GSCDC.

The Vahan Loan Sahay Yojana offers financial assistance to self-employed individuals in Gujarat to purchase vehicles like rickshaws, cars, and jeep taxis for their businesses.

Maharashtra government offers enhanced credit guarantee coverage up to 85% for Micro & Small Enterprises, including women and SC/ST entrepreneurs, to facilitate easier access to debt.

A non-dilutive matching grant for Deep Tech startups in Uttar Pradesh, covering up to 40% of R&D expenditure, repayable as a revenue royalty.

Working capital for MSMEs in Maharashtra's Thrust Sectors that need to retool and modernize their production assembly lines, from the Productivity & Modernisation Enhancement Fund.

Mizoram's AMEn scheme backs micro-unit loans with 100% credit guarantee coverage, opening institutional credit to BANTU businesses.

5% soft loans for up to 70% of project cost, or equity, from DST's Technology Development Board to commercialise Indian technology.

Biennial national recognition and mentorship programme for Indian startups and non-profits solving real-world problems, with strategic mentorship, investor introductions and media visibility.

Annual Maharashtra state hackathon for student innovators, with awards and recognition for the top ten ideas or startups.

Social Alpha's ISRO-backed lab-to-market platform for SpaceTech startups, with R&D, testing, mentorship, market access and possible seed investment.

Reimbursement of VAT/CST/GST for physically incubated Karnataka startups with turnover up to 50 Lakhs.

Success fee for Bihar-registered startups that secured external funding.