October 22, 2019

We have been doing serious development work

We have been doing serious development work to ensure we can offer a mass market EV product that delivers on safety and high performance. "First that it may be impractical to target such a scale when none of the stakeholders currently possesses any meaningful experience with any of the pieces of the electric vehicle (EV) puzzle," Bajaj noted.


Auto industry body SIAM has also advised the government to follow a well laid-out roadmap and a practical time frame for the rollout of electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. TVS Motor Company Chairman Venu Srinivasan said, To force an unrealistic deadline for mass adoption of electric two and three wheelers, will create consumer discontent.He added that an appropriate middle path would be in the first phase to target such a changeover through corporate average fuel efficiency (CAFE) norms, electric vehicles for all vehicle categories from a particular date such as 2023 or 2025 starting with the most polluted cities of India.Secondly, it is ill-timed to target date so close to BSVI implementation, he added. 

Basis the learnings from that experience a collective plan can be put together to scale up as desired," Bajaj said.. New Delhi: Leading two-wheeler makers Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor Company said on Monday that any plan to ban internal combustion engine three-wheelers and two-wheelers to adopt electric ones by 2025 would be "unrealistic" and "ill-timed" and derail auto manufacturing in the country. 

 Industry chamber CII on Sunday said the government should carry out wider consultations before finalisation of goals and timelines for electric vehicles. This is necessary to co-opt consumers into making a switch, so it&single phase motors Suppliers39;s driven by consumer willingness and, therefore, adopted easily and widely.TVS Motor Company Chairman Venu Srinivasan said, "To force an unrealistic deadline for mass adoption of electric two and three wheelers, will not just create consumer discontent, it risks derailing auto-manufacturing in India that supports 4 million jobs. He listed out three execution-related concerns with the reported initiative."The auto industry globally is still a long way away from all of this, as is India, he highlighted.Bajaj Auto Managing Director Rajiv Bajaj in a statement on Monday termed the reported government's # plan as impractical and ill-timed. The supporting infrastructure for charging also needs to be as robust as conventional fuel options.Comments come in response to some media reports that government was considering a proposal to ban sale of ICE vehicles." There is a need for gradual and seamless adoption of EVs to avoid such collateral damage and ensure our technology-driven disruption is positive and lasting, he added.The comments come in response to some media reports that the government was considering a proposal to ban sale of internal combustion engine (ICE) three-wheelers by 2023 and less than 150 cc two-wheelers by 2025. "And finally, to target two and three wheelers but not cars etc makes it an incomplete initiative," Bajaj said

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