Electric Vehicles (EV)

India Government targeting to make India an Electric Vehicle country by the year 2030. Where Diesel/Petrol engine cars/busses will be demolished and replaced by smokeless & noiseless electric vehicles.


Types of electric vehicles are


  1. Electric Vehicles (EV) are runs on stored electric power which is supplied by batteries. Batteries can charge by plugging into an electric power source.
  2. Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) are runs both on conventional/alternative fuel and stored electric power (batteries). But battery is charged within the vehicle as like EV’s no need to charge the battery plugging to another power source.
  3. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) are runs both on conventional/alternative fuel and stored electric power (batteries). As like EV’s batteries can charge by plugging into an electric power source.
Till now the EVs are costly in comparison to midsize Petrol/Diesel powered vehicles. But government is drive EV mission aggressively.

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