Projections suggest that by FY30, e-LCV sales could hit 236,000 units a year, capturing 14 per cent of the LCV and M&HCV market
Read MoreIndia's Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure reached 26,367 public stations by April 2025, with over 50 per cent installed in 2024 alone, showing rapid scale-up. However, major challenges like grid capacity, high CapEx, and lack of interoperability remain key hurdles to scaling nationwide
Read MoreBy prioritising skills - across electrification, digitalisation, and advanced manufacturing - India can not only meet its Automotive Mission Plan 2047 goals but also create millions of high-quality jobs and foster world-class innovation
Read MoreEven before engine ignition, the exterior look of a car makes the first emotional and instinctive spark in a buyer
Read MoreBy earning consumer trust, scaling infrastructure, embracing innovation and embedding sustainability, India can lead the EV revolution
Read MoreThe transportation sector in India has been the second highest emitter of CO2. Hence, decarbonising the transportation sector is imperative to tackle climate change and help India achieve its carbon neutrality goals
Read MoreFor India to succeed in this transition, it must leverage its core strengths - scale, cost efficiency, and strategic location, while making a serious push for R&D and innovation.
Read MoreAs the country’s entire EV ecosystem is poised for rapid growth, its stable economic environment, rising income levels, and expanding consumer base collectively enhance its attractiveness as a premier investment destination
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