India is experiencing the future of mobility, and the numbers of that speak for themselves. As of FY25, 7.8% of all vehicles sold in India are electric, up from 7.1% the previous year. This growth, while encouraging, also raises an important question — are we on track to meet the 30% EV adoption target by 2030?
At Ekta Telecommunication Pvt Ltd (ETPL), we strongly believe that the answer is in improving the EV infrastructure — and we’re preparing the base for it.
The EV Landscape in FY25 :-
India’s EV penetration across different vehicle categories has shown the impressive variation:
- 3-Wheelers: Electric auto-rickshaws and e-carts drive 57.3% market penetration.
- Passenger Cars: These are still in the early adoption phase, represents only 2.3% of all car sales.
- 2-Wheelers: This is the most popular category in volume — over 1.14 million EV units are sold in FY25.
Even though India is on the rise, it still needs to nearly double its current rate of EV growth to meet the 2030 target. And here comes the real work.
Even as the awareness of Electric Vehicle Charging is growing rapidly but, the adoption is slowed down by the practical concerns:
- Limited availability of fast and efficient EV charging stations.
- Concerns about how far an EV can go and how long it takes to recharge.
- Uneven distribution of EV charging infrastructure between urban and semi-urban areas.
In order to address these issues, ETPL is currently developing EV charging backbone across the country. Our mission is to ensure that all EV consumers- whether they are individuals or commercial fleets- all should have convenient, reliable, and smart charging solutions.
