– Total EV sales: 49,633 units.
– Two-wheelers account for the majority: 37,305 units sold.- Sales of electric buses recorded at 91; approx. 10K four-wheelers registered during this time frame.
– Permits issued for growth in electric autorickshaws include approvals for over 45K new or retrofitted models.
The TGSRTC’s planned expansion of public EV charging infrastructure reflects a proactive approach to support the state’s rising demand for clean mobility options. Partnering with private charge point operators under a revenue-sharing model offers lasting cooperation while ensuring efficient management of resources. This effort coincides strategically with policy goals such as Telangana’s Electric Vehicle Policy aimed at transitioning towards greener transportation modes.
The deployment of these charging stations could enhance consumer confidence by addressing one of the critical barriers to EV adoption-charging availability-and potentially accelerate wider adoption across vehicle categories like two-wheelers and autos in both urban and rural areas. Though, successful implementation will depend on seamless coordination among stakeholders as well as robust governance mechanisms over operational conditions.
This initiative also signifies India’s broader push towards decarbonizing road transport by embracing innovative solutions tailored to local requirements-a move that can set strong precedent if executed effectively.