E-Mobility -INDIA

                                                      ELECTRIC FUTURE OF INDIA 

In India approx. 19 - 20 % energy get consumed by Transport section. If India will follow the same path then in future or by 2030 the transport section of India will consume about 38 - 40% of total energy consumption and basic source for this energy is Crude oil.So to fulfill the such huge need of energy for transport section its not possible with crude oil.Also pollution is the major draw back of the emission form vehicle running on Crude oil.

So electric vehicle or Electric energy for vehicle play vital role in India boosting economy and it also helps balancing the energy demand and environmental sustainability. Electric mobility will help to drastically reduction in air pollution.In current situation India is very much behind the use of electrical vehicle with approx. 1.0% sale of total vehicles  sales. India roads are heavily crowed by conventional vehicles bcoz huge challenges in front of vehicle industries regarding the infrastructure for the same. Rather Govt.Of India taking much more initiative to stimulate the manufacturing and use of electric vehicle in India.

India population has having so many questions in their mind regarding use of electric vehicles. If we think of middle class family in India then they will at very first thing about 

1) Cost of Electric vehicle.

2) Charging station availability. 

3) Charging time required for full charging of Vehicle.

4) And how much kilometers it will travel in single charge and accessibility for further charging.

5) Electricity Cost or charging cost.

If Indian Government and India Vehicle makers able to resolve this middle class peoples problems then their will be BOOM in electric vehicle sector. 


By- MNS



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