Is EV craze increasing in the country due to rising petrol-diesel prices? Tata Motors orders more than 3400 cars

Due to the increased stress at the global level due to the shortage of oil, the effect of all this has been seen on the prices of petrol and diesel. Due to this, the common people had to bear the brunt of inflation. Own vehicle available for daily use became unaffordable due to rising petrol price. As an alternative, EV vehicles have increased the flow of the general public. Today’s situation is also seen in the same way. Tata Motors on Sunday announced that it has received over 3,400 orders for electric commercial vehicles across various categories.

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What types of cars are in demand?

India’s freight and passenger transport sectors witness rapid adoption of electric mobility solutions. The orders include approximately 2,000 small commercial vehicles and pick-ups, around 900 trucks and around 500 buses. These vehicles will be used in various sectors such as e-commerce, logistics, FMCG and FMCG distribution, intra-city transport, as well as cement, steel, mining and asphalting.

Growing trust in electric vehicles

According to the company, these orders reflect growing customer confidence in electric commercial vehicles and indicate that these vehicles are now moving beyond pilot projects to being widely used in various industries. Tata Motors said this growth in its order book strengthens its position in the country’s electric commercial vehicle market and supports India’s transition to zero-emission mobility.

The company said that electric mobility in the commercial vehicle segment is now moving beyond its infancy, as businesses increasingly incorporate electric vehicles into their daily operations. Over the past year, Tata Motors has expanded its electric commercial vehicle portfolio across several segments. In the small commercial vehicle category, the company offers vehicles such as Ace Pro EV, Ace EV, and Intu EV for ‘last-mile’ and intra-city transportation.

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