India remains the largest market for electric three-wheelers for the second consecutive year, with sales reaching around 700,000 vehicles in 2024, representing a 20% increase.
The Global EV Outlook 2025 report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) highlights India's significant role in the growth of the global electric three-wheeler market.
Electric three-wheeler sales surpassed 1 million vehicles in 2024, with electric sales accounting for nearly one-quarter of all three-wheeler sales.
China and India collectively dominate over 90% of electric and conventional three-wheeler sales, with India leading in electric three-wheeler sales.
Policy support in India, like the PM E-DRIVE scheme, has boosted the adoption of electric three-wheelers for commercial use, with plans to introduce over 300,000 electric three-wheelers.
India's electric two-wheeler market is also evolving, with increasing competition leading to more affordable electric models being offered by OEMs like Ola.
Government policies like the PM Electric Drive Revolution aim to bridge the affordability gap between electric and ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) two-wheelers by offering purchase incentives.
India's electric car sales witnessed a modest increase, with high import duties on EVs and competitive pricing of domestically produced electric models impacting Chinese imports.
Indian electric bus deployment has seen rapid growth, with the stock increasing significantly since 2020, indicating a shift towards cleaner public transportation.
The IEA report emphasizes the ongoing transformation in India's transportation sector towards electric mobility across various vehicle segments.