Is India shifting towards EV cars? Growth up to 91.37 percent
It is a well-known fact that India is taking every step towards Electrification of the Indian Automotive Industry. Recently, EV policies have also been introduced to help EV Brands like Tesla enter the Indian Industry without facing any further challenges. It has been reported that In the Financial Year 2023-24, India witnessed a remarkable surge in electric car sales, with nearly 91,000 electric passenger vehicles sold, marking a substantial 91.37% growth compared to the previous year. This surge was driven by Tata Motors, which dominated the market by selling 64,217 electric passenger vehicles, surpassing all other mass market and luxury brands combined.
Home-grown automaker Tata Motors led electric passenger vehicle sales in India by a significant margin, accounting for 58 percent of total EPV sales. Tata cumulatively sold more passenger EVs in FY2024 than all other mass market and luxury brands combined, with 64,217 units sold. Tata Motors emerged as the clear leader in electric passenger vehicle sales, followed by MG Motor India and Mahindra & Mahindra.
Among luxury brands, BMW India topped the charts with 1,420 EVs sold, followed by Volvo Cars India, Mercedes-Benz India, Audi India, and Porsche.
In March 2024, electric passenger vehicle sales reached 9,503 units, showing a 7.5% growth from the previous year. Tata Motors led the sales in March 2024 with 7,005 electric vehicles sold, followed by MG India and Mahindra.BMW India maintained its lead among luxury brands, selling 71 electric cars in March 2024.
Overall, Between April 2023 and March 2024, Tata sold 64,217 electric passenger vehicles. MG Motor India took the second spot with 11,611 units, followed by Mahindra & Mahindra which sold 6,071 electric passenger vehicles. Among luxury brands, it was BMW India took the top spot with 1,420 EVs, followed by Volvo Cars India (596 units), Mercedes-Benz India (562 units), Audi India (164 units), and Porsche (133 units).
The electric car market in India is experiencing significant growth, with Tata Motors, MG Motor India, and Mahindra & Mahindra leading the segment.
Despite the positive growth trends, the Indian EV market faces challenges such as the need for further investment in charging infrastructure, addressing range anxiety, and ensuring that the electricity used to power EVs comes from renewable sources to maximize their environmental benefits.
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