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Electric Vehicle Acceptance Survey Results

The document analyzes survey responses about electric vehicles. It finds that most respondents were ages 20-25, male, and salaried employees. Most respondents owned vehicles and preferred using their own transportation. Many were interested in electric vehicles and expected their costs to be between 3-5 lacs. Infrastructure was seen as a key factor for fast EV implementation.

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Electric Vehicle Acceptance Survey Results

The document analyzes survey responses about electric vehicles. It finds that most respondents were ages 20-25, male, and salaried employees. Most respondents owned vehicles and preferred using their own transportation. Many were interested in electric vehicles and expected their costs to be between 3-5 lacs. Infrastructure was seen as a key factor for fast EV implementation.

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FINDINGS

 It is found that 50% response belongs to the age group 20~25 years.

26.47% belongs to 26~30 years. 13.24% belongs to 31~35 years . 8.82%


belongs to 36~40 years and the rest belongs to above 41 years.
 It is found that 60.83% response belongs to male the rest 39.17% belongs

to Female.
 Higher percentage 59.17% was salaried employee and the least 2.50% are

others on Profession and the second least 12.5% are student.


 It is observed that 86.67% response have own vehicle the rest 13.33%
couldn’t own any vehicle.
 It is shows that 39.17% Owned 2 wheeler, 35.83% owned Passenger car

SUV (Sports utility Vehicle). 20% owned Sedan type passenger car. And
the least 5% owned other type of vehicle
 It is shows that 85.83% travel by Own transport and the least 4.17% use

public transportation.
 It is shows that most of people likely to prefer mixed way of travel

therefore 47.50% like both Highway and City travel and least 15% people
like highway travel.
 It is noted that the higher percentage of response (89.17%) know about

EV and the rest Couldn’t know about the subject.


 It is know that higher percentage (23.33%) came to know about EV from

other source and least percentage was live demo (2.5%)


 It is shows that higher percentage (80%) would like to convert or own EV

and the other cant (20%)


 It is noted that higher (45.83%) percentage would expect cost 3~5 lacs.

And least 0.83% expect above 15lacs.


 It is noted that higher (32.50%) would expect less cost to buy EV. and

least 6.67% difficult to setup charging point.


 It is noted that higher (91.67%) would accepted as petroleum product

import will be reduced once implemented EV and least (8.33%) not


agreed.
 It is noted that higher (93.33%) would accepted that EV implementation

is right decision to India and the least (6.67%) not agreed.


 It is observed that higher (87.50%) would accepted that EV that EV is

safer than current market Gasoline vehicle and the least (12.50%) not
agreed.
 The higher (36.67%) would expect 30% subsidy of EV cost for faster

implementation and the least (14.17%) would expect 40% and above
 It is noted that the higher percentage of response (62.50%) paying 10%

of premium amount for infrastructure and the least percentage (5.00%)


would pay 30% of premium amount.
 It is observed that the higher percentage of response (61.67%) would

benefits of fast charging.


 It is noted that the higher percentage of response (50.00%) as major

factor for fast implementation of EV is Infrastructure.


 It is a fact that higher (77.50%) would recommend and the least (22.50%)

not agreed.
 Noted that higher (92.50%) would response as EV reduce pollution and

the least (7.50%) not agreed


 Observed that higher (77.50%) would response as NO for production of

electricity will increase pollution and the least (22.50%) agreed it create
pollution.
 It is noted that higher (91.67%) would response as recommend to friends

and the least (8.33%) couldn’t recommend.


CONCLUSION

Thus the study was conducted to know the challenges involved on


Electric vehicle in Industry (Renault India Pvt. Ltd) to know the fact barrier of
EV implementation with industry people. The study has been able to
accomplish its objective, by thoroughly analyzing and identifying the electric
vehicle challenges in Renault India Pvt. Ltd. Therefore the weakness and
strengths of electric vehicle came to know among the customers and the
company would like to work on the weakness like cost factor how to reduce on
production cost to overcome the huge cost of EV. Thus the company may
highly be benefited by the outcome of this study

The outcome of the study proved that Electric vehicle cost factor play
major role among the customer. Thus Renault India Pvt. Ltd. like to focus to
reduce vehicle cost. Thus by reducing the production cost and product cost of
components.
It is concluded that the company could initiate various steps based on the
study given report. The company could adopt it some of the recommendations,
if not all, can further improve its performance over Electric vehicle to attract the
customer and cover market in future years.
ANNEXURE

Hello G. MAHENDIRAN student of Loyola college – PULC, Chennai, 2nd year


MBA batch gathering information related to acceptance and knowledge of people
about alternative technology in automobile as Electric Vehicle (EV)for my research
project. Please help us by filling up this question
1. Please put (√) against each option where ever is required.

2. Your profession? ☐Student ☐Unemployed ☐Job

☐Retired ☐Other please specify___________


3. Gender : ☐M ☐F
4. Age : ☐20-25 ☐26-30 ☐31-35 ☐36-40 ☐41 and above
5. Do you have any vehicle? ☐Yes ☐No
6. If you have vehicle whether is it?
☐Two wheeler ☐Three wheeler ☐Hatch back ☐Sedan
☐SUV
☐MUV ☐Pickup truck ☐Other (please specify)___________
7. Your travelling will be most in?
☐City ☐Highway ☐Mixed
8. Your preference mode of transportation?
☐Own vehicle ☐Taxi ☐Public bus ☐Train
☐Other______
9. Do you know about EV and from where?
☐Yes ☐No ☐Friends ☐Relative ☐ Other______
10. Your preference mode of transportation?
☐Own vehicle ☐Taxi ☐Public bus ☐Train
☐Other______

11. Do you have interest to own or convert your vehicle into EV?
☐Yes ☐No ☐ No comments
12. If yes how much would you expect EV cost is?
☐Two wheeler_______________ ☐Three wheeler___________
☐Hatch back________________ ☐Sedan________________
☐SUV__________________ ☐MUV_______________
☐Pickup truck__________________ ☐Other (please specify)____________
13. Would you like to know more about electric Vehicle?
☐Yes ☐No
14. If Yes, please specify which source?
☐Television Ads ☐Auto Expo ☐Live Demo ☐Internet
☐Magazines ☐Auto Expo ☐Blogs ☐Newspaper Ads
15. Why you cannot purchase an Electric Vehicle?
☐Nothing preventing, I am planning to buy EV soon
☐Current EV cost is huge
☐Difficult to me to setup charge points in my homes/Building
☐I want to know more about vehicle before I would you buy
☐No much infrastructure on refueling
16. How much subsidy would you expect from Government from the price of electric
vehicle?
☐ 10%
☐ 20%
☐ 30%
☐ Others please specify ____________________
17. How much premium would you pay for additional development or manufacturing cost
for infrastructure?
☐25000
☐50000
☐75000
☐100000
☐others please specify______________
18. Do you think EV implementation in will reduce import of Petroleum product?
☐Yes ☐No
19. Implementation on EV would be a right decision for India
☐Yes ☐No
20. Implementation on EV would be a right decision for India
☐Yes ☐No
21. Do you think EV is safer than Gasoline vehicle
☐Yes ☐No
☐If No please specify _________________
22. Do you know about recently launched EV in India?
☐Yes ☐No
☐If Yes please specify _________________
23. What would be your expected cost of EV? (Appox.)
☐ Greater than 4.0 lacs. ☐ Less than 10 lacs.
☐ Greater than 10 lacs ☐ Between 10 to 25 Lacs.
☐ Other please specify______________
24. Increasing charging point of EVs would be?
☐ Benefit of fast charging
☐ Leads to more consumption of electricity
☐ Other please specify______________
25. Which factor is major for fast implementation of EV in India?
☐ Government norm
☐ Cost of EV
☐ Infrastructure (Charging point, Roads etc..)
☐ Other please specify___________
26. There is sudden policy change from Government that every Gasoline vehicle should
convert to EV in certain period of times did you recommend it?
☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ No please specify___________
27. Do you think EV reduce pollution level?
☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ No please specify___________
28. Do you think production of electricity will increase pollution?
☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes please specify___________
29. Do you recommend EV to friends?
☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes please specify___________
GOOGLE FORMS

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The major barriers to electric vehicle adoption identified include the high cost of EVs and insufficient infrastructure. The study notes that 45.83% of respondents expect EV costs to be in the range of 3-5 lacs, and 32.50% expect lower costs for more adoption. Infrastructure, specifically charging points, is also a significant factor, with 50% identifying it as the major factor for fast implementation .

The expected cost range for EVs is primarily 3-5 lacs, aligned with the 45.83% of respondents who support this range. Despite this expectation, 62.50% of respondents are willing to pay a 10% premium for infrastructure to support EV adoption .

87.50% of respondents regard electric vehicles as safer than gasoline vehicles, suggesting a significant level of confidence in the safety of EVs. This perception is likely to bolster EV adoption, as safety is a key concern for consumers .

91.67% of respondents believe EV implementation will reduce petroleum imports. Furthermore, 92.50% agree that it will reduce pollution levels, while 77.50% disagree with the notion that electricity production for EVs increases pollution .

The survey indicates that most current vehicle owners, 39.17% for two-wheelers and 35.83% for SUVs, show an inclination to transition to EVs, with a significant 80% expressing interest in converting or owning an EV .

85.83% of surveyed individuals preferred to travel using their own transportation, while only 4.17% used public transportation .

Consumers expect substantial government subsidies, with 36.67% expecting a 30% subsidy to facilitate faster EV adoption. This expectation is directly tied to their perception of existing cost barriers, as the EV price is seen as a prohibitive factor by many .

A higher percentage of respondents, 89.17%, know about EVs. Additionally, the majority of respondents fall into the 20-25 age group (50%) and 60.83% of them are male .

23.33% of respondents learned about EVs from sources categorized as 'other,' while the least percentage, 2.5%, came from live demos. This indicates that informal or non-traditional sources have a larger impact compared to organized demonstrations .

Individual preferences show that 47.50% prefer both highway and city travel, suggesting flexibility in travel needs; this group might be more interested in EVs due to their versatility. Only 15% exclusively prefer highway travel, indicating a lesser niche market for long-distance reliability .

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