Is India ready for Electric Vehicles?
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Rajesh Kumar said:
2 years ago
In my point of view, India was not ready for the electric vehicle. Because it was the initial stage of the electric vehicle. In India there rural areas power cut happens and there are no charging sections for electric vehicles. For these reasons it India was not ready for this. Although the government pushes and helps to electric vehicles for pollution. Also government helps in lower the rate of loans for electric vehicles but India's infrastructure not ready for this. Also, most of people have problems about the Range of electric vehicles. There was no charging station for the vehicle. If a person travels a long rout then they may face challenges. There I think India was not ready for it.
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Vaishnavi said:
2 years ago
Good morning everyone!
I am S. Vaishnavi hailing from Hyderabad.
As a developing nation i.e. India needs reform to develop and be competitive country to other countries, in my words, India is not ready for Electric vehicles. If the government is trying to introduce Electric vehicles in India it must be noted that in our country majority of people do not have much knowledge of electric vehicles, lack of electricity charging banks, lack of electricity workshops, and electric vehicles are a bit expensive which below poverty line people cannot afford it. When we speak about rural areas we can see regular power cuts and poor road conditions which doesn't support electric vehicle drive. So, I conclude India needs a decade to clear all the problems and to invite electric vehicles onto the roads.
Thank you.
I am S. Vaishnavi hailing from Hyderabad.
As a developing nation i.e. India needs reform to develop and be competitive country to other countries, in my words, India is not ready for Electric vehicles. If the government is trying to introduce Electric vehicles in India it must be noted that in our country majority of people do not have much knowledge of electric vehicles, lack of electricity charging banks, lack of electricity workshops, and electric vehicles are a bit expensive which below poverty line people cannot afford it. When we speak about rural areas we can see regular power cuts and poor road conditions which doesn't support electric vehicle drive. So, I conclude India needs a decade to clear all the problems and to invite electric vehicles onto the roads.
Thank you.
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Nandan said:
2 years ago
Hello everyone.
Yes, I firmly believe that India is ready for electric vehicles.
As the world's leading populated country where pollution is a major problem that can be resolved by the use of EV motors to some extent. Ev major problem is with the battery which is made up of lithium and recently India found a large amount of lithium ore in Jammu Kashmir. This will surely give rise in EVs. The road construction is also managed by our transportation minister Nitin Gadkari who plans to increase the use of EVs in the country. Lots of investments are made by the government and many companies such as Tesla, Tata, Maruti, and so on are working day and night to make it affordable and reliable. Hope we see a new India and pollution-free India.
Thank you.
Yes, I firmly believe that India is ready for electric vehicles.
As the world's leading populated country where pollution is a major problem that can be resolved by the use of EV motors to some extent. Ev major problem is with the battery which is made up of lithium and recently India found a large amount of lithium ore in Jammu Kashmir. This will surely give rise in EVs. The road construction is also managed by our transportation minister Nitin Gadkari who plans to increase the use of EVs in the country. Lots of investments are made by the government and many companies such as Tesla, Tata, Maruti, and so on are working day and night to make it affordable and reliable. Hope we see a new India and pollution-free India.
Thank you.
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Shalini Sekar said:
2 years ago
Good Afternoon everyone,
I am Shalini.
Yes, India is ready to be free from pollution and towards modern technology. Most of the central government buildings have electrical charging ports. They give initiatives to other publics in society. They are not posting more advertisements on television than they do in their performance. More rural people are likely to get e-vehicles. Most of businessman are ready to give loans to start-up businesses based on their e-vehicles with good problem-solving skills.
I am Shalini.
Yes, India is ready to be free from pollution and towards modern technology. Most of the central government buildings have electrical charging ports. They give initiatives to other publics in society. They are not posting more advertisements on television than they do in their performance. More rural people are likely to get e-vehicles. Most of businessman are ready to give loans to start-up businesses based on their e-vehicles with good problem-solving skills.
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Swetha said:
2 years ago
In my point of view " INDIA IS READY FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES ".
So, Indian roads are currently dominated by petrol and diesel cars and bikes.
And only one percentage of total vehicles sale in India is electric out of which more than 90% of electric vehicles on India roads are slow speed electric scooter.
But the Indian Government and manufacturer or ambises.
Worldest leading car manufacture TESLA is also planning to launch electric cars in India soon.
And they started to develop the infrastructure like charging infrastructure development across cities and highways.
Highlightly and many companies are going to collaborate the investment for expanding charging networks.
And they going to intractive and increase awareness among customers about the benefits of electric vehicle.
One of the main components of EVS lithium which is not easily available in the world.
As per the report, India is depend on the import for EVS from Australia and South America.
But our in February as per the minister of mines more than 5.9 million times of lithium is founded in Jammu and Kashmir.
So, India is ready to showcase there electric vehicle in upcoming years.
So, Indian roads are currently dominated by petrol and diesel cars and bikes.
And only one percentage of total vehicles sale in India is electric out of which more than 90% of electric vehicles on India roads are slow speed electric scooter.
But the Indian Government and manufacturer or ambises.
Worldest leading car manufacture TESLA is also planning to launch electric cars in India soon.
And they started to develop the infrastructure like charging infrastructure development across cities and highways.
Highlightly and many companies are going to collaborate the investment for expanding charging networks.
And they going to intractive and increase awareness among customers about the benefits of electric vehicle.
One of the main components of EVS lithium which is not easily available in the world.
As per the report, India is depend on the import for EVS from Australia and South America.
But our in February as per the minister of mines more than 5.9 million times of lithium is founded in Jammu and Kashmir.
So, India is ready to showcase there electric vehicle in upcoming years.
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Sagnik roy said:
2 years ago
Hi, Myself Sagnik Roy, and I am from Kolkata.
For this topic about the electric vehicle I would like to say that yeah it is a good solution against fuel shortage or fuel based vehicles and according to this modern world it will be really helpful for many people who love cars etc but the mileage of that car is not acceptable but is our country ready for this upgradation. I would say yes because in our country there a lot of metropolitan cities where already many electric stations are installed but one thing I think we need to keep in mind that how the electricity comes that matters most because how we are gonna make electricity effects that how much we can afford or produce EV. And one point I would like to add is that still in our country there are lots of areas where the environment is not fully ready for this EV. There we can't get any station for charging which is why I think we need some time to be fully ready for EV.
That's all from my side, Thank you!
For this topic about the electric vehicle I would like to say that yeah it is a good solution against fuel shortage or fuel based vehicles and according to this modern world it will be really helpful for many people who love cars etc but the mileage of that car is not acceptable but is our country ready for this upgradation. I would say yes because in our country there a lot of metropolitan cities where already many electric stations are installed but one thing I think we need to keep in mind that how the electricity comes that matters most because how we are gonna make electricity effects that how much we can afford or produce EV. And one point I would like to add is that still in our country there are lots of areas where the environment is not fully ready for this EV. There we can't get any station for charging which is why I think we need some time to be fully ready for EV.
That's all from my side, Thank you!
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Pavan said:
2 years ago
Hi Friend.
Good Morning Today's topic is India ready for EV vehicles.
In my opinion, no India is ready for EV vehicles. Because India is not full of electricity. And EV Vehicle Needs Electricity to charge the battery. Rural Areas of India face a power cut Problem. Friend in my village had a power cut problem that happened. Yes, the government is working on the Electricity issue. And in the past, they made great decisions.
I think India is ready for EV vehicles in the upcoming 4 years.
Thank you.
Good Morning Today's topic is India ready for EV vehicles.
In my opinion, no India is ready for EV vehicles. Because India is not full of electricity. And EV Vehicle Needs Electricity to charge the battery. Rural Areas of India face a power cut Problem. Friend in my village had a power cut problem that happened. Yes, the government is working on the Electricity issue. And in the past, they made great decisions.
I think India is ready for EV vehicles in the upcoming 4 years.
Thank you.
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Baidya said:
2 years ago
Good evening everyone.
My name is Baidya,
As the given discussion topic is " Is India ready for E-vehicles or not".
In my point of view, India is not completely ready for E vehicle due to the following reasons-.
1. Lack of charging stations.
2. High cost of the vehicle as compared to per capita income of Indian citizens.
3. Lack of confidence and required skill among drivers.
4. Lack of Garage for repairs.
So, overall I would like to conclude that There is a great infrastructure that needs to be developed to adopt the E vehicle.
Thanks.
My name is Baidya,
As the given discussion topic is " Is India ready for E-vehicles or not".
In my point of view, India is not completely ready for E vehicle due to the following reasons-.
1. Lack of charging stations.
2. High cost of the vehicle as compared to per capita income of Indian citizens.
3. Lack of confidence and required skill among drivers.
4. Lack of Garage for repairs.
So, overall I would like to conclude that There is a great infrastructure that needs to be developed to adopt the E vehicle.
Thanks.
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Divya said:
2 years ago
Hai everyone,
Today's topic is a Electric vehicle.
Yes, India is not yet ready to produce Electric vehicle but in future we may use the e -vehicle. Electric vehicle reduces the sound pollution as well as Air pollution. Now people are slightly using E-vehicle and price is also quite good and its weight also very less.
Today's topic is a Electric vehicle.
Yes, India is not yet ready to produce Electric vehicle but in future we may use the e -vehicle. Electric vehicle reduces the sound pollution as well as Air pollution. Now people are slightly using E-vehicle and price is also quite good and its weight also very less.
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Aryan madhur said:
2 years ago
Hi everyone.
Myself aryan Madhur the topic is whether India is ready to adopt EVs or not so in my opinion first understand why this EV topic has been discussed so much among people and is a hot topic of discussion because as the climate is changing, and with an increase in the atmospheric pollution ie air pollution due to the burning of fossil fuels it has become important to reduce our dependability on fossil fuels also it is a limited resource so here ev gives a good alternative to reduce the pollution by transportation and automobiles emissions and dependency on fossil fuels to a greater extent, according to one report in us more than 30% air pollution is due to the automobile emissions. In India, it is an emerging technology and gaining a good appreciation among the people. But it has both pros and cons.
Myself aryan Madhur the topic is whether India is ready to adopt EVs or not so in my opinion first understand why this EV topic has been discussed so much among people and is a hot topic of discussion because as the climate is changing, and with an increase in the atmospheric pollution ie air pollution due to the burning of fossil fuels it has become important to reduce our dependability on fossil fuels also it is a limited resource so here ev gives a good alternative to reduce the pollution by transportation and automobiles emissions and dependency on fossil fuels to a greater extent, according to one report in us more than 30% air pollution is due to the automobile emissions. In India, it is an emerging technology and gaining a good appreciation among the people. But it has both pros and cons.
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