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Introduction
Albert Einstein once said, “Everything is energy, and that’s all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want, and you cannot help but get that reality. It can be no other way. This is not philosophy. This is physics.”
The onus of leaving a greener and cleaner climate for future generations lies with us and what could be a better step than the adoption of Electric Vehicles and Green Energy. Green energy is generated from natural resources, such as sunlight, wind, or water. We expect the electric vehicle and green energy revolution to be accepted and become more advanced over time. This is going to be akin to the popularity and adoption of computers and cell phones.
At the concluded COP26, India pledged to reduce its carbon emissions to net zero by the year 2070. India has set a goal to achieve EV sales accounting for 30% of private cars, 70% of commercial vehicles, and 80% of two and three-wheelers by the year 2030.
For FY24, the total EV registrations (including segments) stood at about 1.6 million units, up 33% YoY when compared with about 1.2 million units in FY23. According to the data from the Ministry of Power, 12,150+ EV charging stations are operational throughout the country as of FY24, up 84% YoY vs FY23 (6,586 EV charging stations). EV sale in India (annual volume) is projected to reach about 27.2 million units by 2032, at a CAGR of 35% (during 2023-2032). It shows that the country has a long way to go to achieve the recommended ratio.
In the Budget for 2025-26, the government has removed customs duties on 35 important items used in EV battery production, reducing costs for manufacturers. The auto and component sector will receive Rs 2,819 crore in 2025, slightly less than last year’s Rs 3,500 crore, but still important for improving technology and competitiveness. The budget also sets a big goal of adding 100 GW of nuclear power by 2047 to improve energy security and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. However, this will require legal changes to allow private companies to participate. For 2025-26, Rs 2,086 crore has been set aside for nuclear power projects, showing India’s commitment to clean energy.
India's push for electric mobility has evolved from the FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) scheme to the newly launched PM E-DRIVE Scheme.
FAME was introduced in 2015 in two phases to accelerate EV adoption through subsidies. FAME II (2019-2024) had a ₹10,000 crore budget, primarily supporting e-buses and commercial EVs. However, concerns over subsidy misuse and the need for targeted incentives led to its replacement.
The PM E-DRIVE Scheme, launched in September 2024, has a ₹10,900 crore budget, prioritizing public transport and commercial EVs. It offers ₹3,679 crore for electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, ambulances, and trucks, while ₹4,391 crore is allocated for 14,028 e-buses. Unlike FAME, it excludes four-wheelers and hybrids, focusing on correcting past inefficiencies. Aadhaar-verified e-vouchers will now streamline the subsidy process.
The government has also made a big push towards mainstreaming electric mobility. In addition to boosting charging infrastructure, the Indian budget provided for a battery-swapping policy, special mobility zones for EVs, ratifying building bylaws, cleantech in public transport, and much more. These programs signal the Indian government’s commitment to growing the EV market.
Stay Ahead of the Game with New Perspectives - Exploring the Next Big Ideas
As a part of thematic investing, we are looking to expand the universe of our portfolio. We have already employed major disruptive themes like future mobility and climate change, in which we have introduced companies engaged in the Electric Vehicles and Green Energy domain. Now, we are hunting some new disruptive themes that are going to drive the next cycle of innovation.
Disruption is a sub-category of thematic investing. By investing in such disruptor companies, the investors can ride on the outsized investment opportunity over the next 10, 20, 30 years. As most of these themes will likely grow for decades, some may experience plateauing growth as their industries mature.
So, let’s position your portfolio for the ideas that are already shaping tomorrow. Structural shifts are transforming how and where money is being invested. Understanding and addressing these changes is crucial. By providing new perspectives, these themes can help us think beyond the traditional ways of classifying investments. These new disruptive themes offer important ways to make sense of and navigate some of the complex forces that will drive tomorrow’s returns. They represent solutions for the future and a case for action today.
We have used a proprietary methodology to optimise portfolio allocations with appropriate weights, and diversification across different themes.
Stock Selection Approach
Here we are with a portfolio that benefits from the adoption of future disruptive innovations across different industries. The portfolio is based on the next big ideas over the coming decades. We have considered the entire life cycle of Future Mobility which includes companies with products and services in these areas - Commodities, Battery Chemicals, OEMs (2,3,4 wheelers & CV), Automation, Ancillary, Charging Infra and Software. Here are the different stages in the Electric Vehicle Value chain.
Under the Climate change theme, for Green Energy, we have considered companies engaged in the production, transmission, distribution, exchange, and allied activities of Solar, Wind, Hydrogen, and Natural Gas.
As a part of expanding the universe of this portfolio, we are looking for some new disruptive themes driving the next cycle of innovation.
We have tried to do an in-depth analysis of the stocks in these two themes by providing scores to stocks based on many quantitative and qualitative parameters like PE ratio, PB, Debt to Equity ratio, PEG Ratio, EV/EBITDA, Beta, ROCE, Sales Growth, Profit Growth, Market Share Analysis, Moat and Moat Dynamics scores, Employee Reviews, Management Compensation as a % of Sales, Earnings Quality and many more.
An important factor that has been considered is the obligation of the company towards the theme, so the capital investments committed by these companies as a percentage of their revenue into these themes have played a critical role in the stock selection process.
Investment objective
The aim is to generate long-term returns by investing in a concentrated portfolio of Indian companies in the next big ideas with disruptive themes. The idea is to pick stocks that are performing well and have the potential to grow based on the in-depth FIVE G analysis.
Strategy
Buy and Hold investments with a time horizon of 5 years in stocks with strong fundamental characteristics.
Methodology
Sectoral-wise breakup of the portfolio
Is this model portfolio for you?
This portfolio is meant for seasoned investors with a high-risk appetite with a time horizon of at least 5 years. The stock weights are calculated using their respective scores as per our proprietary FIVE G analysis.
The expected average rate of return from a portfolio is 15-18% over time. In its best year, it might gain 25-30% and in its worst year, it could decline by the same scale.
Is disruption a theme for you?
“Embracing disruption ultimately means investors should consider not just risks – but even so future opportunities”
The growth in disruptive investments has been substantial with increased investor interest and the arrival of next-big ideas. Disruptive companies may shape what the market looks like for years to come. Thematic investing with new disruptive themes may focus on long-term trends that are still developing and in a nascent stage.
Hence, we recommend this portfolio for seasoned equity investors with high-risk appetites who are looking for extra growth and alpha. Such aggressive investors can consider this investment opportunity and become a part of upcoming decade-growth stories.
Time Horizon - Min. 5 years
Rebalancing - Quarterly
Benchmark - BSE 500 TRI Index
Important Dates:
Inception Date - February 28th, 2022
Launch Date - March 4th, 2022
Market Cap Category - Multi Cap
Last Rebalancing on – March 1st, 2025
Next Rebalancing on – June 7th, 2025
Trailing Returns as of 30th April 2025.
This chart shows the portfolio’s cumulative performance since inception until the latest month-end. The EV and Green Model Portfolio is compared against the S&P BSE500 TRI Index’s cumulative returns.
Disclaimer: The information on this site is provided for reference purposes only and should not be misconstrued as investment advice. Under no circumstances does this information represent a recommendation to buy or sell stocks. All these portfolios are created based on our expert’s experience in the market. These Model Portfolios are prepared by SEBI Registered RIA.
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