As India aspires to solidify its status as a manufacturing hub, it must address a pressing issue within its rapidly expanding automotive sector supply chain: thousands of workers annually fall victim to injuries on the job. According to the Directorate General Factory Advice Service and Labour Institutes, in 2020, the automobile manufacturing sector in India saw nearly 4,000 recorded injuries, of which 1,050 resulted in fatalities—significantly, 65% of these casualties were under the age of 30. Considering these statistics, it becomes imperative to address and rectify safety concerns within the automotive manufacturing sphere, to improve the welfare of the workers. The following article explains the different interventions that can be implemented in the EV factory-to-road lifecycle to effectively manage risks.