The demand for electric vehicles has increased rapidly in the country. Many foreign and domestic companies are rapidly increasing their share in this new market. Tata and Mahindra are also not behind in strengthening their hold in the EV market. Both companies have launched many vehicles in the market. However, Maruti, which has a 50 percent share in the Indian auto market, has not yet joined this race. But now the company has completed its preparations. Early next year, the company will launch its first EV vehicle. The company is preparing to bring EVs according to the Indian consumer, in which price, charging, driving rent in a single charge, resale price, etc. will be taken care of. Auto experts say that Maruti is fully prepared to create a stir in the EV market. With the arrival of Maruti, a big change will be seen in the EV segment.

The company is preparing in this way. 

Maruti Suzuki India, the country's largest carmaker, wants to establish a holistic ecosystem for electric vehicle buyers. The company is preparing to introduce its first EV model early next year. The company will also consider other important aspects such as setting up charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and the opportunity to resell such models. "We are not only going to introduce the product, but we are basically going to provide a holistic ecosystem for customers who are willing to become a part of the electric vehicle family," Partha Banerjee, senior executive officer (marketing and sales) at Maruti Suzuki India (ASI), told reporters on the sidelines of the 64th annual session of industry body Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM). 

Our focus is on these 3 points.

He said the biggest concern for EV users is how long the vehicle will run on a single charge of the battery. "Secondly, it is the EV infrastructure and thirdly, what will be the value of the old vehicle after five years," Banerjee said.