Electric Vehicles will change the world. BUT | Case study | EV |

[@anishmukherjee113]

Hi Pavan ,I think as long as we don't decarbonize electricity production ; focusing only on EV won't solve the problem. Please let me know your views on this.

[@pkmintu]

concise yet very informative

[@jandraelune1]

7:20 Some US states like California is adding an additional $7,500 for EV purchase. That is why EV ownership in Cali is so high.

[@rishabhbhardwaj2741]

Pavan, EV's comes into the picture to reduce the burden on the fossil fuel and lower the pollution. But do you think that EV's are really furnishing the advantage for the environment?

[@swapnilshetty6652]

Hi Sir, may I know what is the motive of the government rather than making pollution free.

[@Pavansathiraju]

I believe it would be GST income Swapnil. End of the day, Govt. also needs to make money while safeguarding public interests.

[@gangulyshampa]

Battery cost upto 40% for premium cars to address higher coverage ... need more and better business model may be SaaS and consumer carbon credits ...

[@anugoyal9306]

Hi Pawan, Great insights. I think, basic infrastructure is need to be developed even before incentives for customers and companies. I will not buy a car if i don't have charging station in vicinity (Right now i am just considering EV as intercity commuting due to lack of infrastructure but here also i am not much sure about charging station facility as compare to petrol pumps.) It seems like Govt has not come up with full plan to reduce dependencies on fuel.

[@prateekgummaraju9042]

Great video Pavan! Very informative 👏 I'm interested to know, what's the solution for increasing prices of raw materials?

[@RahulTiwari80]

How about a hydrogen based vehicle. Can it compete with EVs? the biggest biggest advantage i can see is the limited energy capacity held by these batteries which eventually affect the vehicle specifications.

[@rutvikpada6233]

Hey Rahul, Being a chemical engineer I can try to answer your question: Won’t go in deep but there is no comparison in hydrogen based vehicle and EV. For hydrogen the storage is quite difficult and it will take years to develop a technology that uses that as a fuel. In India it’s quite tough compared to developing countries like Germany which are working on it. 2) We can see EV’s mainly (small scale) to go far in future . And people will be afraid to drive a Hydrogen based vehicle nevertheless which is still in developing stage compared to a gasoline or EV vehicle:)

[@souravmenon3835]

I found from internet that MBB firms look for spikes in our resume which is clear indication of that the candidate should have an iq above 130 or 125..... Is it a practical dream for a guy like me ,who is average in mathematics and from a tier 3 college to target MBB firms?