Is India ready for Electric Vehicles?
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Aman Pratap Singh said:
2 months ago
I would like to share my opinion on this topic. An electric vehicle is a good idea compared to a fuel or diesel vehicle. It is a way to reduce pollution, create an eco-friendly environment, and reduce fuel cost but India is not fully ready. The rural and urban areas are not available in the charging point. Electrical vechicle is not covered for long distance and a poor person not purchased Eelectric vehicle.
Benefits:
1) ECO-friendly environment
2) Reduce fuels or disease
Advantages of Electric vehicle:
1) Reduce cost.
2) Faster speed.
3) More functions provided.
Disadvantages of Electric Vehicles:
1) It is not an effortable poor person.
Thank you for the given opportunity.
Benefits:
1) ECO-friendly environment
2) Reduce fuels or disease
Advantages of Electric vehicle:
1) Reduce cost.
2) Faster speed.
3) More functions provided.
Disadvantages of Electric Vehicles:
1) It is not an effortable poor person.
Thank you for the given opportunity.
(2)
Himanka Gupta said:
1 month 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.
(2)
Harsh Sharma said:
1 month ago
Good evening everyone.
I think there are two perspective one is rural part and one is metro-cities of Bharat. Pollution in metro cities is a very big problem that can be reduced with the help of EV vehicles.
As there are sufficient charging stations in metro cities, if people from that city start using EV vehicles will surely cut their cost of travel and will help in reducing the pollution but this is not same for rural areas.
There are no charging stations in those areas but if people start charging their vehicle at home can help in that way also.
So the current scenario is the vehicle must be dual fuel like EV+ Petrol/diesel or the owner should have two different vehicles one for intra city travel and one for intercity travel. Bharat is moving in a right direction but too slow.
Thank you.
I think there are two perspective one is rural part and one is metro-cities of Bharat. Pollution in metro cities is a very big problem that can be reduced with the help of EV vehicles.
As there are sufficient charging stations in metro cities, if people from that city start using EV vehicles will surely cut their cost of travel and will help in reducing the pollution but this is not same for rural areas.
There are no charging stations in those areas but if people start charging their vehicle at home can help in that way also.
So the current scenario is the vehicle must be dual fuel like EV+ Petrol/diesel or the owner should have two different vehicles one for intra city travel and one for intercity travel. Bharat is moving in a right direction but too slow.
Thank you.
(1)
Kannan Chengankal Sureshbabu said:
1 month ago
Hello everyone.
I think that India is ready for electric vehicles because we always know the two main crises while using normal vehicles such as cars, bikes, buses, scooters, lorries, autorickshaws and so on.
Here they are;
1) The rising prices of petrol and diesel are increasing day by day.
2) Global warming and all environmental-related problems.
Electric vehicles are environmentally friendly and cause no harm. But at the same time, we are not 100% ready to use e-vehicles.
I think that India is ready for electric vehicles because we always know the two main crises while using normal vehicles such as cars, bikes, buses, scooters, lorries, autorickshaws and so on.
Here they are;
1) The rising prices of petrol and diesel are increasing day by day.
2) Global warming and all environmental-related problems.
Electric vehicles are environmentally friendly and cause no harm. But at the same time, we are not 100% ready to use e-vehicles.
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