Market
- EV car sales reached 0.7% of total car sales in FY 2021-22
- Tata and MG together command 98% of the Indian EV market
- Tata Nexon EV was the best-selling EV in the country with a 63% market share
- Tata Tigor EV with an all-new heart transplant (battery and motor) captured a 24% market share
- CKD MG ZS EV is the third best-selling EV with an 11% market share
- Luxury EV accounts for 0.9% of the total EV market
- SUVs command 76% market share and the rest 24% are sedans
Manufacturer
- Tata commands 87% of the total EV market, followed by MG’s 11% share
- Hyundai and Mahindra with one product each remained fringe players
- Audi leads the luxury EV market in terms of offerings with a luxury EV market share of 48%
Production type
- 87% of cars were produced by Tata Motors and Mahindra locally with imported Chinese cell
- 12% of cars came through the CKD route
- Rest 1% came as CBU imports by the luxury car manufacturers
- Effectively it remains unfavorable in terms of foreign trade till India starts making EV cells under the PLI scheme
- Still, there will be huge dependence on imported minerals or processed input material
GST support by the Government
- Since 2019 GST council has reduced the GST incidence on EVs to 5%, irrespective of vehicle length
- This has bridged the higher price gap between ICE and BEV vehicles in India
- GST support in the FY 2021-22 is estimated to be ₹ 891 crores
- Imported luxury cars account for 9.4% of the GST support