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Last updated:February 28, 2025, 16:13 IST

Sales of electric vehicles in India have crossed 4.1 million units in 2023-2024. According to the IESA report, by 2030 2.8 crore electric vehicles will be on the roads. The government is giving subsidy.

New Delhi. India's automobile market has changed rapidly in the last few years. The big reason for this is that the market inclination towards electric mobility. In these years, there has been a significant increase in the number of electric vehicles. According to experts, this sequence is not going to stop, but it is going to grow further in the future. The government is also trying to promote electric mobility in the country and hence the government also offers many types of subsidies. Now recently a report has come out about the increasing trend of green mobility in India. Let's know about this report.

India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) has released a report in this regard. IESA is a leading body of this industry that focuses on e-mobility, energy storage and hydrogen. According to the IESA report, in FY 2023-2024, India's total EV cell has crossed 4.1 million units and the future market is positive for sale, which is inspired by increasing environmental awareness, customer interest, development in battery industry and easily available EV charging infrastructure. By 2030, the number of electric vehicles on the road can be up to 2 crore 80 lakhs.

IESA said, “It is estimated that an annual cell will have 83 percent e-2 wheeler, 10 percent e-4 wheelers and trucks, buses like bus, will contribute 7 % to 3 wheeler sales.” With rapid growth, demand and supply, rising consumer demand and charging infrastructure development, India is continuously moving forward in its deakarbonization journey. IESA President (Interim) Vinayak Walimbe said that a lot of growth has been seen in India, which has seen a lot of growth in power in India, which has seen a lot TWH has reached (7 percent growth compared to last year).

Production will have to be increased
According to the IESA report, India's total capacity needs to increase from 466 GW to 900 GW by 2032 in January 2025. This includes 500 GW Renewable Sources, Wind, and others (by 165 GW capacity in January 2025). The scheme serves as a blueprint to accelerate EV charging infrastructure to meet future EV charging demand and increase charging stations by 2030 to about 100,000.