A Study on Customer Perception Towards E-Vehicles with Special Reference to Coimbatore

This study explores customer attitudes towards Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Coimbatore. It identifies factors that influence purchase decisions and barriers to adoption. The findings will help policymakers, manufacturers, and marketers promote EV adoption.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-05-07
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15355902
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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A Study on Customer Perception Towards E-Vehicles with Special Reference to Coimbatore

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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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A Study on Customer Perception Towards E-Vehicles with Special Reference to Coimbatore

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Abstract

This study explores customer attitudes towards Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Coimbatore. It identifies factors that influence purchase decisions and barriers to adoption. The findings will help policymakers, manufacturers, and marketers promote EV adoption.

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