<![CDATA[A good point regarding India's EV adoption scenario!]]>A good point regarding India's EV adoption scenario! ⚡

If all the vehicles in India got electrified today, it will take just as much power as the ACs that are currently installed in India. 🤩

EVs currently use just ~0.05% of India’s electricity. 🟢
ACs likely consume ~10–15% of total electricity. 🟤

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecpD8NcbbJ0

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In general, cars are not the problem - industrial production is. A lot of manufacturing requires heat (and a lot of it), and that is a tough one to convert from e.g. natural gas.

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