Kamal Ghorui
Right now, the world is a bit uncertain because of tensions between countries like the US, Israel, and Iran. When things like this happen, fuel prices and supply can get risky. That’s why switching to electric cars (EVs) is a smart idea — they don’t depend on petrol or diesel.
Sounds great, right? But there’s a problem.
Imagine you’re going on a road trip from Delhi to Jaipur in an electric car. You check an app, and it shows charging stations on the way. But when you actually get there:
That makes the trip stressful!
Because of this, not many people are buying EVs yet — only about 8 out of 100 cars sold are electric. But the government wants 30 out of 100 cars to be electric by 2030. That’s a big jump!
To make this happen, India will need a LOT more charging stations — around 13 lakh (1.3 million) by 2030. Right now, we don’t have nearly enough.
The government has already spent a lot of money to encourage EVs. But the real problem is not buying EVs — it’s using them easily.
So what’s the solution?
In many countries, car companies themselves helped build charging stations. But in India, companies are mostly waiting for more help from the government.
The idea here is simple:
In short:
Electric cars are the future
But without enough charging stations, they’re hard to use.
So car companies need to step up and help “fund the charge”!
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