All of us believe that the electric vehicles (EVs) can have better outcomes for the industry and environment. The government’s announcement of India making the paradigm shift to full electric mobility by 2030, has already set the ball rolling, making the manufacturers strategise their plans. However, the path to electrifying mobility is not that easy and it will not be individual corporate players who will win the game, but whole ecosystems of partners and competitors coming together to define standards and roll out electric charging infrastructure. The hurdles such as long charging times, short travel ranges, and heavy batteries are being addressed by a slew of start-up innovators. But, there will be challenges arising in safety of electric charge and costs of installation, as well as operations during fast-moving traffic conditions.
