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Electric Vehicle Industry, India, 2024 – 2031 Explore EV megatrends, OEM strategies, and localization opportunities in Frost & Sullivan’s  in-depth growth analysis

The Indian EV industry is transitioning from government-incentivized growth to a self-sustained, fiercely competitive industry.

With sales growth slowing to 19% in 2024 from 68% in 2023, global and domestic OEMs are rapidly shifting strategies — investing in local manufacturing, launching mid-segment models, and racing to solve affordability, range, and infrastructure hurdles.

Frost & Sullivan’s latest growth analysis, Electric Vehicle Industry, India, 2024–2031, provides competitive benchmarking, regional opportunities, and growth strategies required to lead in this dynamic space. 

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What You’ll Learn

Regional and Segment-specific EV
Megatrends State-wise consumer preferences and sales data, urban fleet electrification data, and insights on high-growth EV segments.


Best Practices by OEMs
Production shifts, new model launches, and localization strategies of Tata, MG, Mahindra, Maruti, Hyundai, BYD, and others.


Ways to Adapt to Policy, Investment, Infra Shifts
Indian post-FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) regulatory strategies, charging infrastructure disruptions, and investor partnerships across batteries, financing, and technology.

Key Growth Opportunities Unlocked

The Rise of Self-sufficiency
With EV subsidies declining, OEMs are rethinking their business models. The winners will be those who localize powertrains, invest in gigafactories, and scale sustainably.

Localization = Cost Competitiveness
India’s policy incentives and import duties are pressuring companies to go local. This is encouraging global OEMs to set up manufacturing bases in India and Indian players to aim for self-sufficiency.

Convergence of Fleets, Finance, and Disruptive Technologies
Fleet electrification and Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) models are rewriting India’s mobility economics—and creating parallel opportunities in fintech, telematics, and infrastructure.

 

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