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For All Electric Car Fans Out There, 2020 Will Be A Year To Watch

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India’s journey on the road to electric car adoption has so far been slow-paced. But given the hazardous levels of air pollution, especially in the urban cities and increasing government momentum, the automobile makers are seeking this as an opportune time to make the most of this situation. There are many electric cars set to hit the Indian roads in 2020. The centre has also sanctioned more than 2,600 new charging stations across 62 Indian cities for this year,  under the second phase of FAME India scheme.

The Indian government is targeting to set up at least one charging station in most of the selected cities in a grid of 4 km x 4 km.

No. Of EV Charging Stations States/ UTs
317 Maharashtra
266 Andhra Pradesh
256 Tamil Nadu
228 Gujarat
205 Rajasthan
207 Uttar Pradesh
172 Karnataka
159 Madhya Pradesh
141 West Bengal
138 Telangana
131 Kerala
72 Delhi
70 Chandigarh
50 Haryana
40 Meghalaya
37 Bihar
29 Sikkim
25
Jammu & Kashmir
25 Chhattisgarh
20 Assam
18 Odisha
10 Uttarakhand
10 Puducherry
10
Himachal Pradesh

For all the EV enthusiasts, there is good news. Tata Nexon and MG ZS are a few of the upcoming electric cars in India to be launched during the year.

i) Tata Nexon Electric Car

This car is poised to be launched in January 2020. TATA is accepting bookings at a token amount of Rs 21,000. A single charge will help the car run for 300 km and is expected to come with a price tag of Rs. 15 lakh – Rs. 17 lakh.

ii) MG ZS Electric Car

The car company debuted the Indian market with MG Hector. The electric car’s booking has already started in five leading cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Hyderabad for a token amount of Rs 50,000. The car will have a range of 340 km on a single charge and will cost around Rs. 20 lakh.

Here is the List Of Best Electric Cars Running In India

Kia Motors, on the other hand, is lying low with its EV launch in India. The company made it big with its Seltos sports utility vehicle launch in India and sold nearly 45,000 units within just four months of the launch. The company, however, is hesitant about its electric cars in India but has plans of building electric vehicles for the Indian market at its Anantapur plant in Andhra Pradesh.

Also, read Could India Go Electric With The Launch of The World’s Cheapest Electric Car

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Sneha Shah

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