India's EV ambition could create a market worth Rs 14.42 lakh crore by 2030, states a study by the CEEW Centre for Energy Finance (CEEW-CEF), which adds that an investment worth Rs 12.5 lakh crore will be required to realise this ambition. India has not officially defined its EV targets, but government's primary think tank NITI Aayog has underlined aspirations that 70 percent of all commercial cars, 30 percent of private cars, 40 percent of buses, and 80 percent of two-wheeler and three-wheeler sales would be electric by the year 2030.

A huge market opportunity is waiting to boom and the ball has been rolled already with all major carmakers, two- and three-wheeler makers offering all-electric vehicles in their lineup. But even so, a mammoth task is still at hand if India is to switch to electric mobility.

Covid-19 has already proven to be a setback for the automobile industry but now, as markets begins to grapple back to normalcy, EV opportunities are on the rise. The entire EV ecosystem will include EV production, suppliers, charging infrastructure development and installation, battery technology development and manufacturing, and a lot more. Through this conclave, we aim to bring related experts from the automobile industry, EV startups, charging infrastructure providers and others to put their minds together and shed light on the EV adoption roadmap for India.