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E-Mobility – An Introduction
E-Mobility is the use of electric-powered vehicles (EV) for transportation to reduce carbon emissions, promoting sustainability. Faced with climate change and shortage of fossil fuel, EV has become a way of life for many and is gaining momentum worldwide.
The EV market in India is expected to experience considerable growth in the coming years, fueled by government policies, automaker investments and rising demand for clean and sustainable transportation.
The government is one of the major advocates of EV. It has introduced the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid & Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme to facilitate the growth of the EV industry and overcome challenges, such as the high cost of EV and the lack of charging infrastructure, essential for widespread adoption of EV. FAME provides financial incentives for EV purchases and supports nationwide development of charging infrastructure.
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EV Landscape
Market Size
India aims to achieve ambitious targets of 70% EV sales penetration for commercial
cars, 30% for private cars, 40% for buses, and 80% for two- and three-wheelers by 2030, offering the
world’s largest untapped EV market.
Types of Electric Vehicles
There are two types of EVs: battery electric vehicles (BEVs) which solely rely on
batteries for power and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) use both batteries and
diesel/petrol.
Manufacturers
Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, Hyundai, MG Motor and Mercedes-Benz are some of
the domestic and international manufacturers who are offering EVs in India.
Charging Infrastructure
India may need around 2.05 million charging stations by 2030 to support the
increasing number of electric vehicles on the road. As more electric vehicles enter the market, there is a
growing need for reliable and accessible charging infrastructure.
Government Policies and Incentives
The Indian government is promoting the adoption of EVs through schemes such as
FAME, which provide incentives for EV purchases and support the development of charging
infrastructure.
Challenges
Several challenges still hinder the growth of the sector, including the high cost
of EV compared to traditional vehicles, the lack of charging infrastructure and limited consumer awareness
and acceptance.
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L&T on E-Mobility
At Larsen & Toubro, we are committed to promoting sustainable energy and reducing carbon emissions. We believe that transitioning to EV is crucial to achieving these goals.
L&T Technology Services (LTTS) provides end-to-end EV services, ranging from design and development to system integration and testing across battery management system, power converter, electric motor control and charging infrastructure. LTTS’s in-house EV prototype serves as a testimony to its extensive experience with the development and testing of electric drives, embedded systems and L&T’s deep association with the automotive industry.
L&T is actively promoting the adoption and growth of the EV ecosystem in India. Recognising the need for robust charging infrastructure, it has started setting up charging stations across its offices and other public locations. It is also exploring renewable energy sources to power its charging stations
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Partners
Mentor – EV Solutioning
Mentor – Charging Infra
Content Partner
Ecosystem Partners
Industry Partners – Skill Exchange
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EV COE in Institutions
L&T EduTech aims to set up Centre of Excellence (COE) for next-generation E mobility technology in reputed engineering and technical institutions across India. L&T EduTech offers to set up an E-mobility lab at a partner institute as part of their training collaboration at zero cost. The COE will feature the following:
Exclusive EV Laboratory
Lab Manual for Hands-On Experience
Advanced and Specialisation Training
Research & Development Support
Faculty Development in EV
EV Industry Interaction
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EV Workforce Skilling for Enterprises
L&T EduTech aims to strengthen businesses in all aspects of the EV value chain by providing industry-specific training courses to employees.
Train the EV Workforce
Create a skilled Talent Pool for EV
Bridge the Skills
Gap
Create Awareness Campaigns/Events
Build an Innovation Ecosystem
For Industry
As the automotive industry pivots towards electrification, there is an escalating demand for engineers, technicians and other professionals with specialised knowledge in EV technology. L&T EduTech’s EV programmes are tailored to fulfill this growing need for skilled EV professionals. They provide learners with a deep understanding of EV technology and equip them with the practical skills and expertise needed to succeed in the rapidly evolving EV industry.
For Individual
L&T EduTech’s EV skilling programmes are designed to assist individuals in obtaining EV specific
specialised skills in battery systems, charging infrastructure, electric motors, power electronics and
other components. Our courses are designed to provide comprehensive training and knowledge, allowing
learners to enhance their proficiency in EV technology and thrive in the ever-evolving EV
ecosystem.
For Business
L&T EduTech’s EV training programmes offer a comprehensive approach that enables individuals and
organisations to develop innovative business models, design and produce EV products, provide maintenance
and repair services and explore new job opportunities in the EV industry. The courses can enable
learners to advantage of government incentives and grants for the development of EV infrastructure,
manufacturing and R&D initiatives.
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Courses
L&T EduTech offers a wide range of skill training solutions across the EV ecosystem for professionals, engineering students, diploma students and vocational students.
EV FEA Analysis
Higher education institutions and enterprises
interested in setting up COE in EV or to offer skill training programmes in EV
Connect with our experts
L&T EduTech
TCTC Building, 1st Floor Right Wing,
Mount Poonamallee Road, Manapakkam,
Chennai – 600089
EV Programme Lead:
Danish Qureshi
Email – danish.qureshi@lntecc.com
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