� India’s EV Revolution: Charging Ahead or Stuck in Neutral? �⚡
India’s green dream is gaining momentum with an ambitious target to have 30% of newly registered private vehicles be electric by 2030. But with just 2.5% of 4.2 million passenger vehicles sold being electric last year, and only 12,100 public EV chargers installed as of February 2024, the road ahead is challenging.
A significant hurdle is the underdeveloped charging infrastructure. Companies face a classic “chicken-and-egg dilemma” – should they invest heavily in charging points or wait for more EVs on the road?
Fueling the transition to electric calls for a robust network of chargers, especially for inter-city travel and bustling locales like shopping centers and office complexes. The struggle is real for many EV users who endure long waits or need to book chargers in advance.
The solution? A balanced approach that boosts both EV model diversity and a comprehensive charging infrastructure. Current challenges include high EV prices, limited model options, and battery costs that strain the price-sensitive Indian market.
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