India is moving head towards an electric vehicle revolution. There are several top electric vehicle (EV) companies promoting green vehicles, which means using limited or no use of fuel and minimum carbon emissions. There are EV cars, bikes, buses and trucks available. The number of EV companies increasing as the booming numbers of green lovers and entrepreneurs.
India’s EV ecosystem is rich and varied. The EV companies are the key players in the entire industry creating a wide array of appealing, eco-friendly EVs that satisfy a consumer’s requirements and minimize the transportation sector’s carbon footprint.
EV Car Manufacturers –
Tata Motors
Tata Motors is the largest automotive company in India. They launched both Nexion EVs and Tigor EVs. It was India’s 1st Ziptron technology-powered EVs.
MG Motor India
MG Motor India is one of the emerging market leaders in the field. It has launched the ZS EV, the 1st truly high-performer electric SUV. It has a 461 km range on a single charge which is the best mark of average running.
There is a wide variation in the number of EV companies between players, the technology they use and the segment they serve. All these entities are working on developing and marketing electric vehicles to reduce fuel and emissions. They are also developing new models and buses to operate in Indian cities. There are huge business opportunities and job creation in this field that the government should encourage and support.
There are two main players in the market of EVs in India, such as Mahindra Electric Mobility, a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group, and Hyundai which is known for its Hyundai Kona electric vehicle and other models. While the first company is a pioneer in terms of electric vehicle production in India, the second one is a popular petrol car brand worldwide, which made the first steps in the manufacturing of EVs.
Mahindra Electric Mobility offers several models for the market and the most demanded ones are e2oPlus with a range of 140km and high reliability characteristics and eVerito designed for the commercial segment of the Indian market.
Its products are sustainable and innovative and both the company’s mission and its public image fit into the environmentalist ideology. Hyundai, on the other side, has implemented several models of electric vehicles, which can be seen now as the environmentally-friendly leaders within the country, such as Kona Electric and IONIQ 5, providing a lot of technology and great range, as well as being attractive from the design perspective. Being once one of the green remaining companies in the Indian market, right now Mahindra is losing its position in the national market compared to Hyundai.
The electric vehicle is a new paradigm in the automotive industry of India. As an innovation, the EVs are a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to the traditional motorcars powered by fossil fuels.
