As demand and investments in the Electric Vehicles (EVs) sector are severely hit due to disruptions caused by COVID-19, FICCI has suggested to the Government, a series of measures to ensure continuity of the EV growth roadmap and achievement of the targets as envisioned by the Government for the sector in the next decade. These suggestions have been submitted to NITI Aayog, Department of Heavy Industry, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and other relevant authorities in the Government.

This study aims to provide a vision for the future of EV charging infrastructure deployment and power system integration via a toolbox consisting of solution choices and recommendations for addressing each of the questions mentioned.

The new mobility ecosystem has the potential to transform daily life for millions of people and countless businesses. And every player shares responsibility for making that transformation beneficial rather than detrimental.

The Research and development division of the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) under Ministry of Power, Government of India released a list of electric vehicle charging stations/ public charging infrastructure (EVCS/ PCI) that lie under the jurisdiction of discoms/ licensee/ PSUs.

This report, supported by Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation, explores the impact of India’s electric vehicle transition on India’s economic recovery.

This report, published in collaboration with IISD, examines how the Government of India (GoI) has used subsidies to support different types of energy and analyses crucial developments between FY 2014 and FY 2019.

This report provides the details of the discussion points of the meeting corresponding to all the Terms of the Reference and the recommendations of the Committee on Technical Aspects, set up by the Ministry of Power regarding Electric Vehicles on 2nd January 2018, to address the issues and draw the roadmap for setting up charging infrastructure.

This report highlights the key trends in the automotive sector and how it is shaping the consumer perceptions. According to the study, even as 80% of survey respondents in India are excited about using connected vehicles and are convinced of its benefits, concerns over security remain constant.

Rapid urbanisation stimulates mobility needs and augments travel demand, creating a surge in the demand for vehicles. Rising number of vehicles impacts air quality and increases the country’s dependence on crude oil leading to higher import bills.

Ola Mobility Institute (OMI) studied India’s first multimodal electric mobility project in Nagpur through a pilot in May 2017. The pilot focused primarily on ensuring usage of EVs - or simply put, clean kilometres travelled – to test the viability of EVs on economic metrics. The study found that the pilot required a broad set of actions. This report takes into account data points from all aspects of EV operations spread over 18 months of the Nagpur pilot providing a detailed overview of the study.