Environmental Consequences of the Adoption of Electric Vehicle in Leading World Economies with Special Reference to India

Vani Kanojia, Megha Jain, Imran Hussain () and Ramesh Chandra Das
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Vani Kanojia: University of Delhi
Megha Jain: University of Delhi
Imran Hussain: Vidyasagar University
Ramesh Chandra Das: Vidyasagar University

Chapter Chapter 11 in Economic, Environmental and Health Consequences of Conservation Capital, 2023, pp 139-151 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In the era of the twenty-first century, world population and pollution reached an alarming state, and human lives and this planet are at threatening phase. This is the time to take substantial steps toward the protection and conservation of our environment. The step in the direction of this cause is switching to e-mobility to minimize the use of fossil fuels. This study introduces all types of electric vehicles used by different nations. A negative correlation is found between adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and greenhouse gas (GHG—CO2, N2O, and methane) across top-20 EV market sharing countries. The chapter examines previous research and synthesizes the factors, incentives, and marketing strategies which different countries are implementing to make their citizen adopt electric vehicles and what India can learn from them to curb their pollution level. The research on the essential barriers such as lack of infrastructure, manufacturers, awareness, and subsidy schemes are addressed for India.

Keywords: Electrical vehicle; Conservation of nature; GHG; Manufacturing; Correlation; India (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-4137-7_11

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