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ADAPT Grant Program is sponsored by State of Indiana. The ADAPT program in Indiana provides match funding to small- and medium-sized automotive manufacturers to help them invest in and develop new, commercial-ready capabilities for hybrid, electric, and hydrogen-powered engines.
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Indiana Launches $10.
79 Million ADAPT Grant for Auto Suppliers · Tactical Energy Group Skip to content October 23, 2026: AI Battery Dispatch Optimization and Third-Party Dispatch Rights: Protect Your Battery Warranty for C&I Facilities Watch the episode and read the blog ⟶ Manufacturing News / / October 30, 2026 ADAPT, short for Automotive Diversification and Production Transition, offers Indiana auto suppliers with fewer than 1,500 employees matching grants of $100,000 to $1 million, reimbursement-based, with a required 1:1 match.
Applications close January 8, 2027, reviewed jointly by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, Conexus Indiana, and the U.S. Department of Energy, which funded the program as part of a $50 million award split across five states. Roughly 320 Indiana suppliers qualify, and Michigan's parallel program already named its 11 winners in September after launching with more than double Indiana's funding pool.
Indiana's own Manufacturing Readiness Grant, which delivered nearly $80 million across 85 counties, was zeroed out of the current state budget. ADAPT is now the only active state-administered capital grant for Indiana manufacturers, and the math says most of the 320 eligible suppliers will get nothing. Impact Michigan's parallel Supplier Conversion Grant Program launched eight months earlier with $22.
6 million, more than double Indiana's pot, and already named its 11 winning companies in September 2026, giving Michigan suppliers a 6-to-12-month head start bidding for the same Tier 1 purchase orders. Indiana's own Manufacturing Readiness Grant, which delivered $79. 8 million across 85 counties, was zeroed out of the 2025-27 state budget, meaning this narrowly-scoped $10.
79 million federal award is now the only active state-administered capital grant vehicle for Indiana manufacturers, and with roughly 320 eligible suppliers chasing awards capped at $1 million, a clear haves-versus-have-nots split is baked in before a single grant is issued. Watch The Jan. 8, 2027 application deadline and the spring 2027 award finalization announcement from IEDC and DOE.
For the huddle Given Michigan's six-month head start and bigger funding pool, should we fast-track our ADAPT application now, and which propulsion path (hybrid, battery-electric, or hydrogen) best matches where our Tier 1 customers are actually placing orders? Yes, if you're an Indiana auto supplier under 1,500 employees.
With roughly 320 eligible companies chasing a pool capped at $1 million per award, waiting to see how it shakes out means applying after the strongest proposals are already in. Gov. Braun powers automotive industry, jobs with $10M+ grant program · wbiw. com From the brief, October 30, 2026 01 Indiana Launches $10.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana auto suppliers with fewer than 1,500 employees; 1:1 match required. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100,000 to $1 million. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for ADAPT Grant Program are due January 8, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
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