In FY25, a total of 11,49,334 electric two-wheelers (e-2W) were sold, reflecting a 21 per cent increase compared to 9,48,561 units sold in FY24.
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A total of 16.15 lakh electric vehicles (EVs) have been incentivised under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles in India (FAME India)-II scheme, the government said on Thursday.
The total registered electric two-wheelers in the country now stands at 28,55,015, with electric four-wheelers at 2,57,169 (as on December 4), the Parliament was informed on Tuesday.
Chief Minister Atishi said on Thursday that the Delhi Cabinet has decided to restart the Electric Vehicle Policy to reinforce the government’s commitment to a cleaner future.
Speaking on the occasion Khara, reiterated the Bank’s commitment towards a sustainable environment and also emphasized the country’s commitment towards achieving a carbon-neutral status by 2070.
Under the single window process, the Delhi government, via the Discoms, has empaneled nearly 10 vendors for helping the citizens to choose from various EV chargers.
Darshan Rana, Chairman and Managing Director, of Rana Group, said: “We are targeting all different segments in the EV.”
Due to the rapid increase in the EV ecosystem, a critical facilitator of EV adoption is the ready availability of slow and fast chargers ensuring easy access to efficient and cost-effective charging, the KPMG in India report mentioned.
According to a new report released on Tuesday, India’s e-vehicle market is on the rise. With an estimated 45-50 million electric vehicles (EVs) on road by 2030.
