As India continues its push towards a more sustainable future, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) remains a pressing concern. A recent report from Down To Earth highlights the stark contrast between India's ambitious EV targets and the reality on the ground, specifically in the picturesque city of Srinagar. With a lack of charging infrastructure and high import duties on EVs, the city's roads are still dominated by traditional fossil fuel-powered vehicles. This article delves into the reasons behind Srinagar's slow transition to electric vehicles, shedding light on the challenges that must be overcome to achieve a greener transportation landscape in India.
India on e-wheels: There are hardly any electric cars on Srinagar’s roads; here is why Down To Earth