The Indian electric scooter and motorcycle market will experience a 57.9% CAGR during the forecast period (2020–2025), on account of the high government subsidies, favorable regulatory policies, stringent emission norms, and entry of leading two-wheeler manufacturers in the country. Moreover, the rising environmental concerns, dipping lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery prices, increasing advancements in Li-ion batteries, and planned set up of manufacturing units will help the market reach $grow from a sale of 152.0 thousand units in 2014to 1,080.5 thousand units by end of 2025.
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India Electric Two-Wheelers Market Outlook |
The regulatory environment and subsidies will go a long way in facilitating the Indian electric scooter and motorcycle market growth. The tax exemptions, financial incentives, and purchase rebates have made these two-wheelers more viable for customers. Moreover, The government of India proposed a plan in 2019 to allow the sale of only electric two-wheelers from March 2025 onward. Moreover, the implementation of the Bharat Stage-VI (BSVI) emission norms from 1st April 2020 has boosted the production and sales of these electric vehicles (EVs).
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Additionally, the falling prices of Li-ion batteries will act as a catalyst for the Indian electric scooter and motorcycle market growth. At present, most of the EV manufacturers import Li-ion batteries from South Korea, China, and Japan due to the scarcity of raw materials and an underdeveloped value chain. The import of batteries leads to high costs, and domestic production will reduce them. Owing to these reasons, most of the Li-ion battery developers in India are focusing on the development of batteries and related systems within the country.
Moreover, the increasing investments in the country’s e-two-wheeler sector by established manufacturers like Bajaj Auto Limited and TVS Motor Company Limited will fuel the growth of the Indian electric scooter and motorcycle market in the foreseeable future. The investments will help manufacturers pour in the high upfront capital required in the initial stages and setup a supply chain. The increased influx of money also helps in keeping the cost of electric two-wheelers low, while enhancing their quality.
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