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Three Key Barriers Slowing EV Adoption Beyond India's Major Cities

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Electric vehicles in India are struggling to achieve mass-market appeal as they expand beyond urban centers. A primary concern for EV owners is the lack of reliable support and infrastructure on unfamiliar or remote routes. Charging network gaps, service accessibility, and consumer confidence remain significant obstacles to wider adoption. These challenges must be addressed for EVs to transition from a city-centric product to a nationwide mainstream choice.

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