Is India ready for Electric Vehicles?
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Vishal said:
7 years ago
I didn't think that India is ready for electric vehicles as there is a lot of traffic in India so it's difficult to provide the electric vehicle facilities and as well as the cost of electric vehicles is also high as it runs on electricity it is rather costly than petrol, diesel because you not only drive the vehicle with electricity but you may use other vehicle facilities too or else if you go a long drive then it will cost you so much in your bill that comes from the electric car, so until any good scheme with less money on this electric vehicle will launch we must use the regular petrol, diesel-run vehicles only.
Instead of that, it will reduce the pollution level in the atmosphere and the government will not money afford much on reducing the level of pollution by gadgets.
Instead of that, it will reduce the pollution level in the atmosphere and the government will not money afford much on reducing the level of pollution by gadgets.
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Aditya Mahakode said:
7 years ago
According to my point of view.
India is not ready to EVs right now. Because of the cost & certain limitations in transport system. As the cost is high of EVs, people are not aware about the same. The launching models of EVs need to do some improvement for better performance. As we can travel with petrol /diesel vehicle as long much we can due to easy process of filling petrol n diesel while on other side we can't go more than 250 km in single charging time was almost 6-7 hrs even if we replace the batteries the cost and weight of vehicles will goes on increasing.
India is not ready to EVs right now. Because of the cost & certain limitations in transport system. As the cost is high of EVs, people are not aware about the same. The launching models of EVs need to do some improvement for better performance. As we can travel with petrol /diesel vehicle as long much we can due to easy process of filling petrol n diesel while on other side we can't go more than 250 km in single charging time was almost 6-7 hrs even if we replace the batteries the cost and weight of vehicles will goes on increasing.
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Ankit said:
7 years ago
According to me, there is a lot of hope. Reasons are as follows.
1. I see a lot of tuk-tuk three wheelers electric rikshaw out in the city. These vehicles are profitable to run as passanger vehicle.
2. We have a lot of electric vehicle charging stations. And the slow charging issue is being resolved by fast charging technologies.
3. We belong to such a country that never stops before any sudden change. We are habituated to accept changes in every field. Then I must say, that other issues will also be resolved if electrical vehicles are promoted.
1. I see a lot of tuk-tuk three wheelers electric rikshaw out in the city. These vehicles are profitable to run as passanger vehicle.
2. We have a lot of electric vehicle charging stations. And the slow charging issue is being resolved by fast charging technologies.
3. We belong to such a country that never stops before any sudden change. We are habituated to accept changes in every field. Then I must say, that other issues will also be resolved if electrical vehicles are promoted.
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Ankit said:
5 years ago
Hello everyone, My name is Ankit.
India is ready because it is said to be useful in our country is In a developing country. Because pollution increasing day by day so it is very useful to used electric vehicles.
So, our country increasing in pollution. Kanpur Uttar Pradesh, Kolkata like city increasing pollution to control. So we use electric vehicles.
India is ready because it is said to be useful in our country is In a developing country. Because pollution increasing day by day so it is very useful to used electric vehicles.
So, our country increasing in pollution. Kanpur Uttar Pradesh, Kolkata like city increasing pollution to control. So we use electric vehicles.
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Keerthika said:
4 years ago
Undoubtedly, India needs an electric vehicle. Today's scenario in Delhi is the best example. Onside India is Trying to recover from 2nd wave of COVID. The other side is air pollution in Delhi. Due to carbon emission in fossil fuels, the area is polluted leads to a lot of acute and chronic diseases. So the central govt made a special rule to undergo lockdown for 20 days. This made people mentally I'll. The other side compulsory use of green vehicles in Delhi to reduce pollution. Yes, India is needed for e-vehicle. Already, Two-wheelers and rickshaws are started manufactured. The reduction of carbon emission by the use of vehicles can be one best solution. Also, the cost of vehicles can be minimized so that middle-class people can afford it. There is noise generation. It can run smoothly. We conclude that e-vehicle is needed for the next coming young generation to prevent the resources from pollution and green earning.
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Samadhan said:
1 year ago
Hello! I think India is now ready for Electric Vehicle. Our government is spending a lot of research on how to expand EV market. The infrastructure of India is now at a higher peak. Many highways have been developing in the last 10 years. Also, the Indian government is focusing on charging station availability. In FAME-2 government is providing different schemes to increase the market of EVs.
The government has to focus more on the development of infrastructure in every city.
The government has to focus more on the development of infrastructure in every city.
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Foxie said:
1 year ago
In my opinion, I feel that electric vehicles are the future of transportation especially when it comes to roadways. Yes, its expansion comes with a lot of challenges for eg charging stations also it's a bit in a higher price range as compared to the normal petrol or diesel vehicles. In metropolitan cities of India, its adaptation will be swift but in the rural areas will take a bit of time by the end of the decade I am sure that our country will be one of the biggest electric vehicles in the world.
Thank You.
Thank You.
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Vicky said:
9 months ago
Hello everyone.
In my point of view, India is not ready for Electrical Vehicles. Because of the following reasons.
1. Electrical Vichles cost are very expensive.
2. Charging stations are not available in rural areas.
3. India is a developing country, hence roads here are not suitable for Electric vehicles.
4. We can not travel long distances, it is a major drawback thereof.
In my point of view, India is not ready for Electrical Vehicles. Because of the following reasons.
1. Electrical Vichles cost are very expensive.
2. Charging stations are not available in rural areas.
3. India is a developing country, hence roads here are not suitable for Electric vehicles.
4. We can not travel long distances, it is a major drawback thereof.
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Sreelakshmi Murali said:
8 months ago
Hi Everyone, though I feel their is a big need for India to move on to Electric Vehicles it is not at all the right time I feel. If u ask their is a need ? Yes. Is India Ready? No. Why?
1. Do we have enough power stations with enough capacity to charge these vehicles if we replace fuel driven ones by the ones powered by electricity ?
2. Can we use electricity that much without running out of it ? If India is able to properly make electricity out of renewable sources, Yes we can. But for that we have to first work on developing Electricity generation economically, viable and easily through renewable sources first.
3. Are the electric vehicles ready for the Indian customers ? I don't think so.
Recently I have heard my friends and colleague's continuously complaining on how their is a need to repair or do some kind of work on the electric vehicles on a very frequently basis to make that machine work the way it is supposed to be.
1. Do we have enough power stations with enough capacity to charge these vehicles if we replace fuel driven ones by the ones powered by electricity ?
2. Can we use electricity that much without running out of it ? If India is able to properly make electricity out of renewable sources, Yes we can. But for that we have to first work on developing Electricity generation economically, viable and easily through renewable sources first.
3. Are the electric vehicles ready for the Indian customers ? I don't think so.
Recently I have heard my friends and colleague's continuously complaining on how their is a need to repair or do some kind of work on the electric vehicles on a very frequently basis to make that machine work the way it is supposed to be.
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Bablu Kumar said:
7 months ago
India is on the path to becoming ready for electric vehicles, but the transition will take time. While significant progress has been made in policy support, industry investment, and consumer awareness, challenges like infrastructure development, affordability, and grid capacity need to be addressed.
With continued government support, private sector innovation, and public acceptance, India is poised to become a major player in the global EV market in the coming years.
With continued government support, private sector innovation, and public acceptance, India is poised to become a major player in the global EV market in the coming years.
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