Is India ready for Electric Vehicles?
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Ganesh K said:
4 months ago
Hi Everyone,
I want to express My thoughts " Is India ready for electric vehicles are not".
Electric vehicles (EVs) are seen as the future of mobility globally, but India faces unique challenges in adoption. while the Govt is pushing for EVs through policies like FAME(faster adoption and manufacturing of electric vehicles), the transition depends on infrastructure, consumer mindset and industry readiness
Rissing fuel prices & cost benefits :
. it has petrol/diesel high prices make EVs economically attractive in the long run.
. it has fewer maintenance costs (fewer moving parts in Evs).
Enviornmental & health benefits :
. In Evs are reduce air pollution (India has some of the world's most polluted cities).
. Despite ev's offering massive environmental and health benefits to India. with cleaner energy grids and better battery recycling, Evs can significantly cut pollution, reduce health care costs, and combat climate change
Conclusion:
> India is progressing towards Ev readiness, but challenges remain in infrastructure, cost, and consumer adoption. with strong policies, private investments, and technological advancements, India can accelerate its Ev transition in the next 5 - 10 years.
I want to express My thoughts " Is India ready for electric vehicles are not".
Electric vehicles (EVs) are seen as the future of mobility globally, but India faces unique challenges in adoption. while the Govt is pushing for EVs through policies like FAME(faster adoption and manufacturing of electric vehicles), the transition depends on infrastructure, consumer mindset and industry readiness
Rissing fuel prices & cost benefits :
. it has petrol/diesel high prices make EVs economically attractive in the long run.
. it has fewer maintenance costs (fewer moving parts in Evs).
Enviornmental & health benefits :
. In Evs are reduce air pollution (India has some of the world's most polluted cities).
. Despite ev's offering massive environmental and health benefits to India. with cleaner energy grids and better battery recycling, Evs can significantly cut pollution, reduce health care costs, and combat climate change
Conclusion:
> India is progressing towards Ev readiness, but challenges remain in infrastructure, cost, and consumer adoption. with strong policies, private investments, and technological advancements, India can accelerate its Ev transition in the next 5 - 10 years.
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Anishka said:
7 years ago
In my point of view, Today's scenario regarding the facilities of road and vehicles, India is not yet ready for running an electric vehicle. As many of the big cities has now turned into the smart cities so by using This technology, It would really be beneficial for our country only when better road with less traffic is maintained. It is one of the best way to reduce pollution as well as it will improve digitalization providing better efficiency in less time.
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Shreya said:
7 years ago
In my opinion, India is not ready for using electronic vehicles yet. Bcs road is not in a proper condition to use ev. And maintance is also difficult. Cost is also too much hight which is not affordable for everyone. And even if you want to go long digstance. So petrol is easly available. But 6 and 7-hour charging totally difficult for us.
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Vikrant said:
7 months ago
Good morning to all!
As we all know electric vehicle is good for the environment and eco-friendly.
It also does not produce any greenhouse gases, such as carbon monoxide. However, the lack of infrastructure for charging stations in India makes travelling longer distances challenging.
Sometimes due to the climatic conditions change it will produce fire accidents and create a very harmful situation.
So in my point of view, it is safe for the world but unsafe for the human.
As we all know electric vehicle is good for the environment and eco-friendly.
It also does not produce any greenhouse gases, such as carbon monoxide. However, the lack of infrastructure for charging stations in India makes travelling longer distances challenging.
Sometimes due to the climatic conditions change it will produce fire accidents and create a very harmful situation.
So in my point of view, it is safe for the world but unsafe for the human.
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Monu Pal said:
7 months ago
Jai Hind all dear friend.
Electric vehicles are good for our environment as well as for our ecosystem.
Electric vehicles produce no emissions, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution in urban areas. Also, electric vehicles are generally cheaper to run with lower fuel costs and lower maintenance costs.
But dear friends challenging face of electric vehicles is the lack of widespread charging infrastructure can make it difficult for electric vehicle owners to charge their vehicles on the go.
And also the limited range of electric vehicles can cause anxiety for drivers who need to travel long distances.
Electric vehicles are good for our environment as well as for our ecosystem.
Electric vehicles produce no emissions, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution in urban areas. Also, electric vehicles are generally cheaper to run with lower fuel costs and lower maintenance costs.
But dear friends challenging face of electric vehicles is the lack of widespread charging infrastructure can make it difficult for electric vehicle owners to charge their vehicles on the go.
And also the limited range of electric vehicles can cause anxiety for drivers who need to travel long distances.
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Pavani said:
2 months ago
Hi all, I agree that India is ready to take up electric vehicles. But there are few things where we should be concentrating on like charging stations, power backups and over heating of the vehicles.
On priority 1 India should consider installing a charge station in every petrol bunk. Power banks also should be developed so incase if the vehicle is out of charging then it can run using a power backup until the vehicle reaches a charge station. The manufacturing companies also should consider on overheating of the electric vehicles and come up with good solutions.
But as of now for shorter distances the electric vehicles can be used. This also helps in decreasing the pollution.
On priority 1 India should consider installing a charge station in every petrol bunk. Power banks also should be developed so incase if the vehicle is out of charging then it can run using a power backup until the vehicle reaches a charge station. The manufacturing companies also should consider on overheating of the electric vehicles and come up with good solutions.
But as of now for shorter distances the electric vehicles can be used. This also helps in decreasing the pollution.
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Urvi said:
7 years ago
EV, as we know will help a lot in reducing pollution but they are costly & not soo speedy.
Every one requires speed for reaching there destination point earlier. And rich people are not going to drive these vehicles. Poor will do & they don't have much money for it. So when the drawbacks will be removed I think on that point India will be ready for electric vehicles.
Every one requires speed for reaching there destination point earlier. And rich people are not going to drive these vehicles. Poor will do & they don't have much money for it. So when the drawbacks will be removed I think on that point India will be ready for electric vehicles.
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Khan said:
2 years ago
In my opinion, India is ready for EVs.
It's better for IND which reduces the fuel.
And demand will increase to EVs it was wrong that it should be sold in sim low rates.
Its price was greater than our fuel prices and the EVs have some disadvantages that it doesn't have any sound while the EV running time you can't find any sound at night time it's difficult there having chanced if accident.
It's better for IND which reduces the fuel.
And demand will increase to EVs it was wrong that it should be sold in sim low rates.
Its price was greater than our fuel prices and the EVs have some disadvantages that it doesn't have any sound while the EV running time you can't find any sound at night time it's difficult there having chanced if accident.
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Sivahari said:
1 year ago
In my point of view, electronic vehicles are appreciable only but our audience is unable to use the vehicle but we have to adapt for it in the future period because addon features should be added in future thank you, mam.
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Leena Raj said:
9 months ago
Hello Everyone,
I would like to add some points here as to why India is not ready for electric vehicles right now.
First of all, India is a developing country so, we still don't have a highly developed infrastructure, especially in rural areas, and second thing is that it needs gas stations which are quite a few.
The next point is that the Indian middle-class economy still does not support price vehicles even though we know that it would be a one-time investment. So, it is still a long way to go in India to introduce electric vehicles to a large population. But I am pretty sure using electric vehicles in India will add value to sustainable development.
I would like to add some points here as to why India is not ready for electric vehicles right now.
First of all, India is a developing country so, we still don't have a highly developed infrastructure, especially in rural areas, and second thing is that it needs gas stations which are quite a few.
The next point is that the Indian middle-class economy still does not support price vehicles even though we know that it would be a one-time investment. So, it is still a long way to go in India to introduce electric vehicles to a large population. But I am pretty sure using electric vehicles in India will add value to sustainable development.
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