Is it again environment friendly? The battery is toxic. It will be thrown in public places by users after lifespan. Suggestion: The battery supplier or importer has the responsibility of tracking their products sothat it should come back to them after the lifespan for proper disposal or recycling. Today no product manufacturer has any accountability on their product disposal by the end user. They are only bothered about selling in multiple volumes. Govt also entertain them to multiply the volume to showcase economic growth.
Implementing new technology for environment safety is good decision but challenging Government must start better research R&D to reduce battery price & must be sustainable for small car in India. Charging station should not be challenge but frequently changing battery is challenging due to cost must have better lifespan to reduce cost. Government with expert scientist must set up R &D to meet the challenge is only solution then implementation challenge can be handled.
Re: Government must accept this challange for good reason.
by K G on Sep 25, 2017 01:52 PM
I think it is in right direction. India has always been lagging in the manufacturing high end engines for automobile. With switching over to electric, it gives India a chance to be at par with any country in terms of manufaturing of its car. Also if and when our companies find out a cheaper and better alternative to costly LiON batteries it can be easily replaced without hazzle. Given a right environment Indian R&D/Juggad can get this done. This not only eliminates india's dependency on oil but also on the manufacturing corps.
Just wait for 2019.why are you dreaming for 2030.for everything there is a time limit including people's patience.without electicity,dreaming for E-Cars & without safety standards,dreaming for Bullet Trains what a joke.
Just wait for 2019.why are you dreaming for 2013. for everything there is a time limit including people's patience.without electicity,dreaming for E-Cars & without safety standards,dreaming for Bullet Trains what a joke.
Everything can not be just theoretical...at present India is not able to cater 100% electricity , in peak time electricity availability gone down to 62%.. requirements of electricity is going on 30% year on year...From where is Government planning to put these extra electricity in 15 years...
