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India’s Electric Vehicle Sales Surge, Set to Grow 66% in 2024: Report

A recent report highlights that India’s electric vehicle (EV) sales, have nearly doubled in 2023 and are poised for a 66% growth this year. The surge is attributed to escalating consumer interest, bolstered by government initiatives and ongoing infrastructure development.


According to the report, India’s overall passenger vehicle (PV) sales soared by 10% year-on-year, surpassing 4 million units. Notably, EV sales nearly doubled, marking a staggering 97% year-on-year increase, now constituting 2% of the overall PV sales.

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Projections from a research firm suggest that by 2030, EVs are anticipated to claim nearly one-third of India’s PV market share, indicating a robust long-term growth trajectory for the nation’s automotive sector.

“The evolving infrastructure and mounting consumer interest are paving the way for the entry of new players such as Tesla and rapidly expanding Chinese brands like Xiaomi, fostering innovation and competition in the fourth-largest PV market globally,” stated Neil Shah, the vice president of the research firm.


The report underscores a shift in market dynamics, with Tata Motors, leveraging a strong portfolio and strategic collaboration with Uber, dominating more than two-thirds of India’s EV market last year. However, Tata experienced a notable decline in market share to competitors such as Mahindra & Mahindra and BYD.

Mahindra & Mahindra emerged as the fastest-growing brand in 2023, recording a remarkable 2,476% increase with just one model in its portfolio, followed closely by BYD and MG Motor, as outlined in the report.


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The report further predicts a 66% surge in EV sales for 2024, constituting 4% of total PV sales, with the anticipated entry of Maruti Suzuki poised to challenge Tata’s dominance in the EV market.

Additionally, the report highlights VinFast’s strategic move to establish a factory in India’s Tamil Nadu state, underscoring the escalating interest and investment in EV manufacturing within the country.

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