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More electric vehicles hit the road in 7 months than all of last year

The inflection point is the price parity between EV and conventional engine vehicles, the recent government incentives and the falling battery prices, which is working in favour of EVs; the tide is clearly turning towards EVs, says the CEO of an Indian EV maker.

Bihar, Karnataka, UP Record Highest Number Of EV Registrations In FY21: Report

Bihar, Karnataka, UP Record Highest Number Of EV Registrations In FY21: Report Electric Vehicle Charging Station by TATA Power in Delhi (Pradeep Gaur/Mint via GettyImages) Around 0.88 per cent of vehicles registered in India in FY 2020-21 were electric vehicles (EVs), which is the highest share that EVs have yet achieved. The electric mobility dashboard of the CEEW Centre for Energy Finance (CEEW-CEF) shows that 1.35 lakh EVs were registered in the country in the previous financial year. Amongst that, the highest number of sales was recorded in the states of Karnataka, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh. CEEW-CEF analyst Meghna Nair told the

Blame three-wheelers! EV sales slump 20% in FY 21- Business News

Blame three-wheelers! EV sales slump 20% in FY21 Two and three-wheeler EV sales accounted for nearly 96 per cent of all EV sales in the country in FY21 even as the share of three-wheeler, due to the slump in sales, has declined to 65 per cent from 83 per cent Sumant Banerji | April 14, 2021 | Updated 17:12 IST Sale of electric vehicles recorded a 20 percent slump in fiscal 2021 largely due to a steep 37 percent crash in electric three-wheelers - the largest segment, during the year. The fiscal saw registration of 134,619 units as against 168,311 units in fiscal 2020, data collated by CEEW Centre for Energy Finance s (CEEW-CEF) shows. This was the first time since fiscal 2015 that the category has recorded a decline.

Blame three-wheelers! EV sales slump 20% in FY21- Business News

Blame three-wheelers! EV sales slump 20% in FY21 Two and three-wheeler EV sales accounted for nearly 96 per cent of all EV sales in the country in FY21 even as the share of three-wheeler, due to the slump in sales, has declined to 65 per cent from 83 per cent Sumant Banerji | April 14, 2021 | Updated 17:12 IST Sale of electric vehicles recorded a 20 percent slump in fiscal 2021 largely due to a steep 37 percent crash in electric three-wheelers - the largest segment, during the year. The fiscal saw registration of 134,619 units as against 168,311 units in fiscal 2020, data collated by CEEW Centre for Energy Finance s (CEEW-CEF) shows. This was the first time since fiscal 2015 that the category has recorded a decline.

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