Abstract

The study will be concentrating on consumer purchasing decisions for electronic vehicles by examining the effect of consumer innovation and raising concerns about the practical abilities of digital engines relative to their alternatives for EV and other editions. A conceptual framework is created and put into use that includes evaluations of inventiveness at the adoption stage, principally based on an analysis of generational possession and a cohort of psychological and social factors. It is necessary to find a way to reinforce cars since fossil fuels are still running out and prices are rising. As a remedy for the industry and the environment, electric powered automobiles are being supplied by utilising India's automobile sector. Despite the Delhi government passing laws governing electronic vehicles, digital motors are becoming more and more prevalent on the market today. This study may evaluate a consumer's buying behaviour together with their impressions about electric-powered automobiles in India. Statistics from both primary and secondary sources may be used in the study. A survey of the market and a questionnaire will be used to compile the data. -wheeler, three-wheeler, and four-wheeler OEM dealers, students, and operational employees are the target audience for the statistics collecting. The intended buyer can come from tier 1 and tier 2 cities.

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