The transition to electric mobility has accelerated in India, with the government's push towards sustainable transportation. However, electric cars' adoption has not gained momentum as expected. It is because EV owners face five significant hurdles, including high initial costs, limited model options, insufficient charging infrastructure, battery performance concerns, long charging times, and lack of after-sales support. Addressing these issues requires government incentives, subsidies, and more affordable EV models, in addition to a collaborative effort from the government, manufacturers, and infrastructure providers., Features News, Times Now

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