E-cars on way: 22 models to be made available soon

E-cars on way: 22 models to be made available soon


The top court, which was hearing a pollution-related matter, was apprised about it after a bench comprising Justices Madan B Lokur and Deepak Gupta asked vehicle manufacturers, "what are you doing about electric cars?"

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court said that 22 models of electric cars of various vehicle manufacturers would be available in India soon and companies like Tatas and Mahindras were pushing hard for it.

The top court, which was hearing a pollution related matter, was apprised about it after a bench comprising Justices Madan B Lokur and Deepak Gupta asked vehicle manufacturers, "what are you doing about electric cars?"

"They say that in auto shows, all kinds of electric cars are there," the bench asked, following which one of the lawyers said that "cost is an issue".

However, another lawyer said that companies like Tatas and Mahindras were pushing hard for this and, in Delhi, several electric vehicles were being already used in government departments.

"Electric vehicles are coming in a big way in India. 22 models of various manufacturers will be in the market very soon," the lawyer said.

Also Read: SC asks auto companies to switch over to electric vehicles

"Tell your clients (manufacturers) to switch (on electric)," the bench observed and said it would deal with this issue on July 13.

The apex court had earlier questioned the subsidy on diesel and imposition of 150 per cent import duty on electric vehicles in India.

The court was hearing the application filed in a 1985 PIL by environmentalist M C Mehta who had raised the issue of air pollution in the Delhi-national capital region.

Source: Indiatimes

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  1. UKMMay 6, 2018 at 10:32 PM

    When it will come on road, what types of incentives government (Both) will provide and what about two wheeler and what about charging points availability? Please reply on this issue.

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  3. Sandeep SharmaMay 17, 2018 at 1:35 AM

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