ELECTRIC VEHICLE REVOLUTION IN INDIA NEEDS TO BE DRIVEN FROM BEYOND METROS

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  • Dr. Krishna Reddy Author

Abstract

The worldwide electric vehicle (EV) market is creating at a quick speed. As per EV volumes, generally speaking electric vehicle arrived at a worldwide portion of 8.3% (remembering battery electric vehicles [BEVs] and Plug-for crossover electric vehicles [PHEVs]) in 2021 from 4.2% in 2020 with 6.75 million vehicles out and about. This is an increment of 108% starting around 2020. EVs are acquiring consideration across the globe as they assist with decreasing outflows and exhaustion of regular assets. The Indian EV market is likewise developing quick as near 0.32 million vehicles were sold in 2021, up 168% YoY. Continuous electric vehicle reception in India depends on the Paris consent to lessen fossil fuel byproducts, to further develop the air quality in metropolitan regions and diminish oil imports

The government's first move in lowering emissions is to put more and more electric vehicles on the road. By 2030, India wants ten crore electric vehicles, or 30% of all vehicles on the road, to be hybrid-electric or electric. PLI for ACC, PLI for auto parts, and the FAME Scheme will allow India to progress to an Electric Vehicles (EV)-based system that is more efficient .By 2030, the market for electric vehicles is expected to have an impact on the need for more than one crore jobs, according to the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Power generation in India should be surplus beyond the domestic requirement. If the power is supplied for use in the power generation sector then we will be able to fulfill the target

Keywords: E- Mobility, EV market, Electrical Vehicle Hybrid & Electrical Vehicles marketing, Battery Demand, Product Linked Schemes, OEM Linked Scheme, FAME Schemes Policy, E Mobility Boosting

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2023-12-22

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ELECTRIC VEHICLE REVOLUTION IN INDIA NEEDS TO BE DRIVEN FROM BEYOND METROS. (2023). Journal of Research Administration, 5(2), 9870-9880. https://journlra.org/index.php/jra/article/view/1072