India's electric car market, especially the affordable segment (under ₹20 lakh), is booming with SUVs leading the charge. Tata Motors faces competition as new models from Suzuki and Mahindra are set to launch. Innovative solutions like battery swapping and battery-as-a-service are being explored to tackle charging infrastructure issues.
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