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Buses, non-personal passenger cars to adopt electric mobility next: Report

India's first wave of electric mobility adoption has penetrated the two- and three-wheeler segments with a variety of new products

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Steps required to boost electric vehicle adoption include affordable products, standardisation of technologies, higher financial incentives, among others

Press Trust of India Mumbai

The next wave of electric mobility adoption is expected in segments such as buses and non-personal category of passenger cars, driven by factors like low-cost of ownership, policy push and environmental awareness, says a report.

According to global management consulting firm Kearney, with steps such as adequate infrastructure and appropriate business models, electric vehicle (EV) adoption can reach 25 to 30 per cent of new sales across segments by 2030.

India's first wave of electric mobility adoption has penetrated the two- and three-wheeler segments with a variety of new products.

In the next wave, vehicle segments such as buses and passenger cars in