Maharashtra tops the PLI-Auto scheme with 66 manufacturing units.
Haryana, with 35 manufacturing units, and Karnataka, with 28, followed Maharashtra.
While Tamil Nadu, one of the country's major automobile manufacturing hubs, accounted for 38 units under the scheme.
This was according to data presented by the Ministry of Heavy Industries.
The PLI-Auto scheme seeks to strengthen India's manufacturing capabilities in Advanced Automotive Products (AAT) and promote domestic production of advanced automotive technologies and components.
The scheme is aimed at attracting investment, boosting production, creating employment and increasing localisation of advanced automotive products and components, thereby strengthening India's domestic automobile and auto component ecosystem.