<h1>Nonprofit urges corridor-scale zero-emission truck rollout with public incentives, data hub, procurement and financing safeguards</h1> A nonprofit report supporting India's transition to zero-emission trucks aligns with national electrification programs and a INR 500 crore funding commitment, urging corridor-scale deployment and creation of a data partnership hub to aggregate operational data from shippers, fleet operators and OEMs. Key legal implications include use of public funds for incentive schemes, procurement and grant conditions for large-scale adoption, data governance and confidentiality obligations arising from voluntary industry data sharing, regulatory coordination for charging infrastructure siting on priority highways, and potential finance and contract structures (leasing vs purchase) affecting commercial risk allocation and compliance over multi-year rollout.