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India has a key goal to significantly expand the market share of electric vehicles (EVs) for passenger transport. In addition to increasing the domestic manufacturing of EVs and batteries through production-linked incentives (PLI) schemes, India will explore the implementation of vehicle-grid integration options, to enable planning of increased load on
India has a key goal to significantly expand the market share of electric vehicles (EVs) for passenger transport.
In addition to increasing the domestic manufacturing of EVs and batteries through production-linked incentives (PLI) schemes, India will explore the implementation of vehicle-grid integration options, to enable planning of increased load on the electricity grid (Das & Deb, 2020; FICCI, 2020). Increasing decarbonization of the grid and establishment of off-grid renewable hybrid charging / swapping stations for batteries are planned to keep pace with increasing electric mobility. In the short to medium-term, India will also consider policies related to the management of EV-related waste, and circular economy principles for the EV sector. As the EV industry grows, there will be a requirement for re-skilling of the workforce for manufacture and operation of new technologies and related infrastructure
India has a key goal to significantly expand the market share of electric vehicles (EVs) for passenger transport.
In addition to increasing the domestic manufacturing of EVs and batteries through production-linked incentives (PLI) schemes, India will explore the implementation of vehicle-grid integration options, to enable planning of increased load on the electricity grid (Das & Deb, 2020; FICCI, 2020). Increasing decarbonization of the grid and establishment of off-grid renewable hybrid charging / swapping stations for batteries are planned to keep pace with increasing electric mobility. In the short to medium-term, India will also consider policies related to the management of EV-related waste, and circular economy principles for the EV sector. As the EV industry grows, there will be a requirement for re-skilling of the workforce for manufacture and operation of new technologies and related infrastructure