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Abstract- The emergence of electric cars (EVs) in India has positive implications for the future of the transportation business. India is one of the globe's marketplaces for automobiles that are expanding at a rapid pace, and the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) there could have a major impact on the economics, environment, and energy security of the entire country. India dominates the world in EV usage for many causes. By 2030, the Indian government wants to electrify 30% of all vehicles on the road. The government has made several pronouncements to that effect, including tax rebates, financial aid, and expenditures in infrastructure for charging. In addition, EVs offer a number of benefits over conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, including reduced operating costs, fewer pollutants, and increased energy efficiency. These benefits are particularly important in India, where fuel costs fluctuate and air pollution is a serious public health issue. The introduction of EVs in India still encounters a number of issues. They involve a dearth of infrastructure for charging, a small variety of EV models, and expensive initial expenses for EVs. The Indian government continues to attempt to boost the nation's charging infrastructure, encourage indigenous EV production, and offer incentives for EV usage to resolve these problems. In conclusion, India's increasing adoption of electric vehicles has the potential to completely transform the country's transportation sector and clear the way for a more flourishing and environmentally friendly future. Even though there are still issues to be resolved, the Indian government's commitment to electric transportation and consumers' growing interest in EVs indicate that the technology has a promising future. The introduction of EVs in India still encounters a number of issues. They involve a dearth of infrastructure for charging, a small variety of EV models, and expensive initial expenses for EVs. The Indian government continues to attempt to boost the nation's charging infrastructure, encourage indigenous EV production, and offer incentives for EV usage to solve issues.