Hyundai , Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors used the India auto show to unveil ambitious plans to expand their electric vehicle charging network to address the issues that are putting customers off making the switch.

India is an outstanding destination for every investor looking to shape their future in the mobility sector,” PM Modi said at the event.

Returning to New Delhi after a decade of it being hosted in Greater Noida, the show will also mark the return of many big companies after they skipped the 2023 event. These include Mahindra, Skoda, Volkswagen,

Automakers operating in India plan to launch close to a dozen new electric car models this year, many in the premium market, with longer driving ranges and faster charging times, to attract buyers as demand for EVs slows down globally.