Electric cars are becoming a hot topic in India. With fuel prices rising and government support, EVs are no longer niche.
OpportunitiesGovernment Push – FAME II subsidy and tax benefits.
Lower Running Costs – EVs cost 1/4th of petrol vehicles to run.
Eco-Friendly – Zero tailpipe emissions.
Challenges Charging Infrastructure – Still limited outside metro cities.
High Upfront Cost – Even budget EVs cost above ₹8 lakh.
Battery Life & Recycling – Environmental concerns exist.
Future PredictionsBy 2030, EVs will become mainstream with falling battery prices and better infrastructure. Tesla, Tata, and Mahindra are expected to dominate.
India’s EV journey has just begun. If infrastructure and affordability improve, the next decade belongs to electric cars.