new delhi the finance ministry is likely to approve a subsidy outlay of nearly rs 4000 crore for the second phase of fame india scheme to promote electric and hybrid vehicles official sources said todaythe heavy industry ministry had sought over rs 12200 crore in financial support to implement the scheme over the next five yearsthe second phase of the scheme is expected to entail subsidy only for electric buses and setting up of charging infrastructure for all categories of vehiclesat present the incentive is being offered on purchase of strong hybrid and electric cars twowheelers and threewheelers under fame india i as per the scheme depending on technology battery operated scooters and motorcycles are also eligible for incentives ranging from rs 1800 to rs 29000 while in threewheelers it is between rs 3300 and rs 61000the cabinet is expected to consider the second phase of the scheme for approval in a fortnight said the government officialsthe subsidy allocation was decided at a meeting between the expenditure secretary and his counterpart from the heavy industry ministry held here yesterdayat present automotive manufacturers claim the incentive from the government at the end of each monthwith an aim to promote ecofriendly vehicles the government had launched the faster adoption and manufacturing of hybrid and electric vehicles in india fame india scheme in 2015the ongoing pilot phase of the scheme was earlier extended till september this year or until its second phase is approved