Future of Electric Vehicle in India Challenges and Opportunity

Electric cars are a modern form of transport that has no climate, noise emissions and environmentally sustainable means of transport. India is the biggest market for electric vehicles and government aims to become a nation for electric vehicles by 2030 is an optimistic initiative, and this study is conducted to evaluate people's acceptability of electric vehicles and their effect on the automotive industry. In this study we tried to find the views of citizens and their knowledge of the electric car, to resolve certain electric vehicle limitations and will embrace them wholeheartedly. FAME scheme to increase the adoption of electric vehicles by masses was initiated by the government of India. The modelling assessment spans the duration from 2010 to 2050 and analyses potential demand for the EV in Indian under three scenario: i) a "test" scenario, which involves the continuity of the current EV policies as illustrated by India's Expected Nationally Defined Contribution (INDC); The study of scenarios determines penetration of Evs and its co-benefits and co-costs. The joint advantages are local air quality, domestic energy protection and CO2 emissions in India whilst the co-cost (risk) of procurement of battery and battery reprocessing and disposal raw materials.