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A perspective on Electric Vehicle Adoption from an Indian Context

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  • Saparya Suresh

    (Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode)

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India has aimed for a 30% electric vehicle adoption by 2030. As a part of the electric vehicle adaptation, the government is moving towards coming up with a policy framework for electric vehicles and related sectors like raw material sourcing, battery manufacturing, charging stations, etc. This paper is intended to draw a comparative analysis between the ICE vehicles and Battery Electric Vehicles on operational aspects as well as its environmental implications. The paper stands out in highlighting certain important factors which are needed to be considered while devising a policy framework towards electric vehicle adoption. Based on the conclusion, few policy suggestions are made for a better sustainable policy framework for the effective adaptation of electric vehicles for the future in an Indian context.

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  • Saparya Suresh, 2021. "A perspective on Electric Vehicle Adoption from an Indian Context," Working papers 409, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode.
    • Handle: RePEc:iik:wpaper:409
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    Electric Vehicles; Environmental Impact; Policy Framework; Lithium Batteries;
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