Growth and Challenges of Electric Vehicles in India: An In-Depth Study

The future of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in India represents a paradigm shift towards sustainable transportation and reduced carbon emissions. With rising environmental concerns, government initiatives, and technological advancements, India is poised to witness significant growth in the EV sector. This paper highlights the current scenario, government policies, challenges, block diagram representation, and future prospects of electric vehicles in India. Since EVs are roughly three to four times more efficient than comparable internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEV), have zero tailpipe emissions, and are less dependent on petroleum due to their high fuel diversity, vehicle electrification is revolutionizing the transportation sector in terms of energy and the environment. The creation of power is flexible. The power industry and the larger energy system are both significantly impacted by vehicle grid connection. Additionally, the Indian government intends to expand the use of electric vehicles in the automotive sector. This essay discusses the prospects and difficulties facing the Indian market for electric automobiles. This study discusses the various economic, social, technical, and environmental variables influencing the Indian market for electric vehicles.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.74613
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Growth and Challenges of Electric Vehicles in India: An In-Depth Study

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Abstract

The future of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in India represents a paradigm shift towards sustainable transportation and reduced carbon emissions. With rising environmental concerns, government initiatives, and technological advancements, India is poised to witness significant growth in the EV sector. This paper highlights the current scenario, government policies, challenges, block diagram representation, and future prospects of electric vehicles in India. Since EVs are roughly three to four times more efficient than comparable internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEV), have zero tailpipe emissions, and are less dependent on petroleum due to their high fuel diversity, vehicle electrification is revolutionizing the transportation sector in terms of energy and the environment. The creation of power is flexible. The power industry and the larger energy system are both significantly impacted by vehicle grid connection. Additionally, the Indian government intends to expand the use of electric vehicles in the automotive sector. This essay discusses the prospects and difficulties facing the Indian market for electric automobiles. This study discusses the various economic, social, technical, and environmental variables influencing the Indian market for electric vehicles.

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