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Electric vehicles’ growth in India is led by two- and three-wheelers

Source: The Hindu · 25 Sep 2026, 12:28 UTC
Electric vehicles’ growth in India is led by two- and three-wheelers
Image: The Hindu · original report

Electric-vehicle adoption in India has increased in the passenger-vehicle category, but the strongest uptake is among two-wheelers and three-wheelers rather than cars, according to The Hindu. The supplied material offers no figures or breakdown of sales, registrations or market share.

Electric-vehicle adoption in India has risen in the passenger-vehicle category, but two-wheelers and three-wheelers are leading the shift, The Hindu reports. The comparison forms part of an examination of how much of India’s move towards alternative fuels is represented by electric vehicles. According to the supplied material, cars are adopting electric technology at a lower rate than two-wheelers and three-wheelers.

No figures are provided for sales, registrations, market share or growth. The report excerpt also does not identify the period covered or compare electric vehicles with other alternative fuels.

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