Electric Vehicles in India: Current Status, Future Trend and Environmental Impact

Rodge, Pallavi; Joshi, K. D.

doi:10.1109/icsedps.2018.8536034

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“…In the past, DC motors were favored for their simplicity and low cost due to electronics that were simple to control 51,52 . However, they require frequent maintenance due to commutator and brush wear, rendering them impractical for widespread EV deployment 53 . On the other hand, AC motors offer superior power density and efficiency but are more expensive because they require specialized power electronics such as inverters 17 …”

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“…First, a policy to ease the switch from internal combustion engines to electric cars is crucial. It is critical to adopt regulations that focus on developing EV research and development 53,82,105,109 . This would result in more efficient and effective EV production in the long term.…”

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“…51,52 However, they require frequent maintenance due to commutator and brush wear, rendering them impractical for widespread EV deployment. 53 On the other hand, AC motors offer superior power density and efficiency but are more expensive because they require specialized power electronics such as inverters. 17 Induction motors are more cost-effective and dependable than DC motors but require specialized control systems.…”

Section: Electric Motorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is critical to adopt regulations that focus on developing EV research and development. 53,82,105,109 This would result in more efficient and effective EV production in the long term.…”

Section: Policies and Regulations To Be Includedmentioning

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A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

Mittal,

Garg,

Pareek

2024

Energy Storage

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Transportation systems worldwide heavily depend on fossil fuels, contributing to environmental issues, global emissions, and rising temperatures. Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a sustainable alternative to reduce carbon emissions. Countries, including the United States, China, Norway, and Germany, incentivize EV adoption to mitigate environmental and economic concerns. However, challenges such as limited range, extended charging times, infrastructure gaps, and higher upfront costs hinder widespread adoption. This study assesses EVs' technological advancements and reliability while analyzing India's incentives to promote their rapid adoption. A comparative analysis of India's EV policies with other nations has been presented, along with policy recommendations.

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Section: The Vital Role Of Policies For the Acceptance Of Evmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Electric Motorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is critical to adopt regulations that focus on developing EV research and development. 53,82,105,109 This would result in more efficient and effective EV production in the long term.…”

Section: Policies and Regulations To Be Includedmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

Mittal,

Garg,

Pareek

2024

Energy Storage

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“…The research concludes that several specifications of plug-in EVs are readily available in the market having the following average battery capacities, 13 kW for cars, 1 kW for scooters, and 5 kW for e-rickshaws. 25,28,29 In order to charge the vehicles for the routine usage, installed EVSE require different time durations, specifications of which are mentioned in Table 2. 30 The 25% converted EVs are uniformly divided amongst the 400 conventional fuel stations resulting in traffic of 222 e-cars, 488 e-scooters, and 65 e-rickshaws for each station.…”

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Feasibility analysis of a solar‐assisted electric vehicle charging station model considering differential pricing

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Fossil‐fuel consumption has tremendously escalated in recent decades, resulting in a significant rise in harmful emissions, contributing to global warming and environmental contamination. Transportation sector is one of the major contributors to rising emission levels across the globe. The ever‐increasing vehicular count has made the development and deployment of eco‐friendly substitutes such as electric vehicles (EVs) imperative. Infrastructure development requiring a high investment becomes a major roadblock for the adoption of EVs. This work focuses on the much‐needed transition to EVs and proposes a design for specialized EV‐charging stations. Energy requirement for the proposed stations is partially met through rooftop photovoltaic plants. It also takes into consideration the present and future vehicular topology along with a differential pricing strategy adopted for effective load management. Three different categories of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) have been analyzed. Using the case for the state of Delhi in India, that houses over 10 million vehicles. A detailed techno‐economic analysis reveals that the proposed design yields a yearly profit of $63 680 and allows the charging stations to recover their setup costs in 2.5 years. Level‐2 EVSE with an output of 22 kW is most efficient and results in reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 104 t.

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Analysis and Optimization of Fault - Tolerant Behaviour of Motors in Electric Vehicular Systems

Khare

Singh

Roy

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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Electric Vehicles in India: Current Status, Future Trend and Environmental Impact

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

Feasibility analysis of a solar‐assisted electric vehicle charging station model considering differential pricing

Analysis and Optimization of Fault - Tolerant Behaviour of Motors in Electric Vehicular Systems

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