Current status of electric vehicle in Indian market, this presentation contains all about electric vehicle charging technologies, range, batteries, key players, government policies and incentives

2.  The CurrentAutomotive Scenario in India
 The Importance of Electric Vehicle
 Government Policies and Incentives
 Market Growth and Trends
 Key Players in the Indian Market
 Battery Technologies and Range
 Charging Infrastructure and ConsumerAdoption
 Opportunities and Challenges
 Future Growth Projections
 Refrences
CONTENT

3. THE CURRENTAUTOMOTIVE SCENARIO IN INDIA
1 Critical Conditions
India is home to some of the
most polluted cities in the world.
The rise of electric vehicles
could be a critical solution for
improving air quality.
2 Innovative Tech
The Indian market has a
diverse mix of electric
vehicles that include cars,
buses and two-wheelers,
with startups driving the
innovation.
3 Manufacturing Capabilities
The Indian government has
pushed for self-reliance in
the manufacturing segment
which has resulted in a
boost in the production of
electric vehicles.

4. THE IMPORTANCE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE
1
Reduces Dependence on Fossil Fuels
Electric vehicles are an environmentally
friendly alternative to traditional vehicles,
running on clean, renewable energy.
2
Cost-effective
Electric vehicles, although a
little expensive initially, have
lower operational costs due to
the lower price of electricity
compared to gasoline or diesel.
3
Promotes Sustainability
Electric vehicle enable sustainable
transportation supporting sustainable
development and improving Quality of
life

5. GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES
Charging Infrastructure
The government has plans to
set up 69,000 charging
stations in 5 years. Private
companies are also stepping
Power partnering
Hindustan Petroleum
up investments, with Tata
with
to
build e-charging stations.
Incentives
The Indian government has
approved a plan to provide
subsidies to buyers of electric
vehicles under the FAME II
initiative which includes INR
10,000 crores subsidies for the
development of infrastructure
for electric vehicles.

6. MARKET GROWTH AND TRENDS
The Rise of Startups
Electric vehicle startups
are growing in the Indian
market, with companies
such as Ola electric and
Ather energy getting
significant investment.
Huge Potential for EV Sales
Electric vehicle sales in India are
set to grow exponentially rising to
between 30-40% of all vehicle
sales by 2030.
Big Players Moving In
The Indian market has
multinational companies
seen
like
Hyundai, MG, and Tata
committing heavily to electric
vehicles and investing in the
future of sustainable
transport.

7. KEY PLAYERS IN THE INDIAN MARKET
Hyundai Kona
Hyundai Kona was India’
s
first electric SUV. This car
comes in two battery pack
options. It offers a driving
range of around 452 km on
full charge.
Tata Nexon EV
The Nexon EV has become the
highest-selling electric car in India. It
offers a driving range of around 312
km per charge.
1 2 3
MG ZS EV
The ZS EV is another electric SUV on
the market equipped with a modern
battery pack. It offers a driving range
of around 419 km on a single charge.

8. BATTERY TECHNOLOGIES AND RANGE
Lithium-ion 🔋
Lithium-ion batteries,
which are lightweight
and can store a lot of
common type
energy, are the most
of
batteries used in electric
vehicles today.
Solid-state 🔋
Solid-state batteries are the
next generation of batteries
that offer faster charging
times, higher energy density,
longer life span
to lithium-ion
and a
compared
batteries.
Range Technologies 🔋
Many electric vehicles now
offer driving ranges of over
400 km per charge, and
innovative range-extending
technologies like hydrogen
fuel cells and solar panels are
also being developed.

9. CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONSUMER ADOPTION
Charging Infrastructure
The charging infrastructure is
Power and Fortum
rapidly expanding, and
companies such as Tata
have
networks of fast-charging
stations across the country.
Consum
er Adopt i on
Consumer adoption of
the
electric
uptick,
vehicles is on
driven by growing
of the
awareness
technology’s benefits and
government-led incentives.
Convenience and Connectivity
Electric vehicles are being
developed with smart technology,
where charging options are built
into smartphones, allowing for
seamless planning and charging on
the go.

10. OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
1
Opportunities 🌟
Electric vehicles have the
potential to revolutionizethe
entire automotive industry,
producing cleaner and greener
transport for a better world.
2
Challenges 💥
Electric vehicles still face a number of
challenges, including an initial high cost,
battery life issues, and the development
of a robust charging infrastructure.
3
In di a 'sLoca li zati on Cha ll enge
India needs to develop more localized
strategies for producing electric vehicles
to meet the government’s ambitious goals
for electrifying its transportation network.

11. FUTURE GROWTH PROJECTION
Future Growth 🔮
The electric vehicle market has just begun to grow, and the future looks promising. By
2030, it is anticipated that India will become the world's largest market for electric
vehicles, signaling significant growth and change in both the automotive and energy
sectors.

12. REFERENCES
• https://www.business-standard.com/article/economy- policy/govt-to-set-up-69k-
charging-stations-across-metros- smart-cities-in-5-years-120052600693_1.html
• https://analyticsindiamag.com/the-rise-of-electric-vehicles-in-
india-a-data-driven-editorial/
• https://www.financialexpress.com/auto/car-news/tata-power- partners-with-hpcl-to-
set-up-electric-vehicle-charging- stations/2207199/
• https://www.financialexpress.com/auto/car-news/next-gen-cars- what-are-solid-state-
batteries-why-do-they-matter-in-electric- vehicles/2185355/
• https://www.business-standard.com/article/economy- policy/electric-vehicle-sales-
may-reach-30-40-of-total-sales-in- india-by-2030-crisil-120112300453_1.html