As electric vehicles (EVs) gain popularity in India, the need for sustainable charging solutions becomes crucial. The article discusses the challenge of using fossil fuel-based electricity to charge EVs, which essentially shifts emissions from vehicles to the power source, hindering environmental benefits. The Green Energy Open Access Rules of 2022 aim to combat this issue by allowing high consumers to source renewable energy directly, aligning with India's decarbonisation goals. The article highlights various renewable-powered EV charging models gaining traction, such as rooftop solar charging in cities like Mumbai, time-of-day tariffs in states like Telangana, battery swapping with renewables, managed charging, and smart infrastructure. These models not only promote eco-friendly charging practices but also contribute to reducing carbon emissions and enhancing energy resilience. The integration of renewables into EV charging is emphasized as a national priority to achieve a sustainable, future-ready transportation ecosystem in India. The article concludes by underscoring the economic and environmental advantages of transitioning to green energy for EV charging, emphasizing the role of innovative models in realizing a clean and competitive mobility sector.