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Bajaj Electric 3-Wheeler under development
The Indian Government’s dream of having an only electric car fleet on the streets by 2030 could in all circumstances turn into a reality because that is the level of interest automakers operating here are showing. Mahindra, Nissan, Tata, Tesla and Bajaj have either started developing or are planning to develop their electric vehicles for India.
The Indian Government’s dream of having an only electric car fleet on the streets by 2030 could in all circumstances turn into a reality because that is the level of interest automakers operating here are showing. Mahindra, Nissan, Tata, Tesla and Bajaj have either started developing or are planning to develop their electric vehicles for India.
As the whole nation moves towards green mobility, manufacturers do not want to miss out on the big share of the electric vehicles’ market. Almost everyone is developing electric vehicles and Bajaj doesn’t want itself to lack behind.
The rate at which electric vehicles will be adopted will depend on the prices of the battery, driving range and charging infrastructure. Bajaj has huge three-wheeler sales in India and with the launch of electric versions of its three-wheelers, the Pune-based automaker could cash in on the opportunity ahead and scale up its volumes.
The Pulsar maker currently has goods and passenger carriers powered by various fuels like petrol, diesel, LPG and CNG. Meanwhile, globally, sales of electric vehicles has risen eight times in the United States and 66 times in China since 2011.
It isn’t just car makers interested to roll out electric vehicles. The JSW Group which has power, steel and mining operations, will also diversify into electric vehicles with the company aiming at rolling out its first electric vehicle by 2020.
