The Indian government has set an ambitious target for reducing the import of fossil fuels by 10% and introducing an all-electric car fleet by 2030. The Government of India launched the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 in 2013 to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs) in India.

This standard prescribes the specifications for performance and safety for DC charging stations for EV and HEV application for Indian conditions.

This notification of the Central Government was an amendment to the FAME India [Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India] scheme notification issued vide S.O. 830(E) dated 13" March 2015 and subsequent extensions of the scheme notified vide S.O. 1055(E) dated 30" March 2017 & S.O. No. 3013(E) dated 12" September 2017. 

Changing mobility patterns can be rough. But there is ways to get even the car lovers on board. This training document identifies key elements of an Awareness and Behaviour Change (ABC) strategy and provides decision-makers, technical staff, consultants and experts as well as individuals with essential tools to implement their sustainable policies by helping them in promoting eco-friendly mobility and getting people on board.

Two-and-three-wheelers pose some of the most serious unresolved questions within the context of sustainable urban mobility. Currently, two-and-three-wheelers constitute close to 30% of total motorised vehicles worldwide.

This presentation was developed in the context of the TRANSfer project component in the Philippines which aims at modernizing the public transport sector and local Jeepneys.

The Ministry of Finance circulated this memorandum to All Ministries/Departments of the Government of India, encouraging Ministries/Departments to switch over to electrical mobility from petrol and diesel cars.

India has pledged to cut down its share of GHGs emissions significantly in order limit the average increase in global temperature. As a result of this, the Indian government has set a target of 100% e-mobility by 2030.

The age of the fossil fuel engines are vanishing gradually and development of innovative technologies has started to revolutionize the world. This review work aims at the study of journals, blogs and statistical reports to bring forth the evolution of electric hybrids, their sources of supply, pros and cons, their classification and major constituents.

Government of India have taken multiple initiatives to promote manufacturing and adoption of electric vehicles in India. With the support of the government, Electric vehicles have started penetrating in the Indian Market. However, the availability of charging infrastructure is one of the key requirements for accelerated adoption of electric vehicles in India. It is proposed to encourage this by laying down an enabling framework.