Maruti Suzuki: Charging Infrastructure is EV Adoption Hurdle

Maruti Suzuki says that even though electric cars can now go a long way on a single charge, not enough people are buying them.

The problem is that there aren't enough places to charge the cars quickly and cheaply.

Most people charge their EVs at home, which is cheaper.

Public charging stations are too expensive for most people to use daily.

Maruti is working on building more charging stations.

They're also planning to release their first electric car, the e-VITARA, to help people feel more confident about switching to EVs.