Is India ready for Electric Vehicles?
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Himanka Gupta said:
6 months ago
Hi Everyone,
Thank you for providing me with this opportunity to share my views on the given topic. In my opinion, India is not fully ready yet for electric vehicles, we are moving on the right direction, as we can see the increase in sales of EVs these days as compared to previous years. This indicates people are investing in EVs and are aware of the benefits it will have for our environment in the future.
There are a few reasons why the adaptability of EVs is reduced.
One is the lack of charging stations, due to which EVs are not a reliable option for long travel.
The other one is the affordability. The cost of EVs is comparatively higher than the normal petrol/diesel vehicle, which makes it difficult for a common man to afford it.
Although government is providing subsidies and discounts to promote purchase but in order to bring the evolution and make EVs part of every household we need to bring more schemes and especially the charging stations that makes EVs more reliable.
Thank you.
Thank you for providing me with this opportunity to share my views on the given topic. In my opinion, India is not fully ready yet for electric vehicles, we are moving on the right direction, as we can see the increase in sales of EVs these days as compared to previous years. This indicates people are investing in EVs and are aware of the benefits it will have for our environment in the future.
There are a few reasons why the adaptability of EVs is reduced.
One is the lack of charging stations, due to which EVs are not a reliable option for long travel.
The other one is the affordability. The cost of EVs is comparatively higher than the normal petrol/diesel vehicle, which makes it difficult for a common man to afford it.
Although government is providing subsidies and discounts to promote purchase but in order to bring the evolution and make EVs part of every household we need to bring more schemes and especially the charging stations that makes EVs more reliable.
Thank you.
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Urvi said:
8 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:
3 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:
2 years 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:
2 years 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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Kedarnath Sing said:
2 years ago
Yes, India is ready for electric vehicles, because people are slowly switching towards electric vehicles and electric vehicles are very good for the environment. The electric vehicle companies are also switched to the very best development of the battery and all as well as they increase the power efficiency that can run the less time and cover the distance as well and they're developing the HEV.
The government also planning to run the electric vehicles as well as possible. They also do the advertisement and awareness as well.
The government also planning to run the electric vehicles as well as possible. They also do the advertisement and awareness as well.
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K Raghu Ram Reddy said:
2 years ago
Good evening all,
In my opinion, EVs are good for developing countries like India, but Indians need more confidence when buying items. Therefore, If EVs have alternative solutions, everyone will like them.
What is that?
EVs should be manufactured with battery and petrol facilities. Everyone likes them, so there is a chance to increase sales. According to Indian psychology, confidence is more important than cost.
In my opinion, EVs are good for developing countries like India, but Indians need more confidence when buying items. Therefore, If EVs have alternative solutions, everyone will like them.
What is that?
EVs should be manufactured with battery and petrol facilities. Everyone likes them, so there is a chance to increase sales. According to Indian psychology, confidence is more important than cost.
(6)
Novaraj said:
9 months ago
Good evening, everyone.
According to me, the EV vehicles are good for India, but some limitations for implementing EV vehicles in India, for example in many cities do not have any charging points.
Only the battery backup limited time and also.
They are always heartening, but some advantages also there for example, EV vehicles to control pollution and global warming. The electrical good for nature and eco-friendly.
According to me, the EV vehicles are good for India, but some limitations for implementing EV vehicles in India, for example in many cities do not have any charging points.
Only the battery backup limited time and also.
They are always heartening, but some advantages also there for example, EV vehicles to control pollution and global warming. The electrical good for nature and eco-friendly.
(6)
Pavan said:
8 months ago
Great discussion!
EV adoption in India is gaining momentum, but infrastructure and cost remain significant challenges. Pairing EVs with clean energy at home makes the shift even more impactful.
EV adoption in India is gaining momentum, but infrastructure and cost remain significant challenges. Pairing EVs with clean energy at home makes the shift even more impactful.
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Himanshu said:
8 years ago
I think India need a high performance electric vehicles as here in India vehicles having off-road feature is very essential, as we all are aware of roads here. So, I think we just not need a simple electric vehicle but at the same time, we need an e-car not to show off other. We need it to make our life reliable.
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