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WorksheetsBuyer behaviour EV Caselet
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is driving the increasing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in India?
Lower maintenance costs
High performance compared to traditional vehicles
Availability of charging infrastructure
Rising fuel prices and environmental concerns
According to the article, what is a key factor in influencing buyer's purchase decisions for EVs?
Vehicle range and charging convenience
Tax credits and incentives
Technological knowledge and features
All of the above
How do electric vehicles contribute to improving air quality?
They produce zero emissions
They use renewable energy sources
They have better fuel efficiency than gasoline vehicles
They eliminate the need for fossil fuels
What is India's goal in terms of renewable energy capacity by 2022?
100 gigawatt (GW)
150 gigawatt (GW)
175 gigawatt (GW)
200 gigawatt (GW)
What percentage of consumers in India are adopting a 'wait-and-watch' stance towards purchasing electric vehicles?
33%
50%
67%
83%
What factors are preventing some Indian consumers from purchasing full-electric cars?
Lack of charging infrastructure
Higher maintenance costs
Misleading information about costs
Limited vehicle options
What is the expected charging time, range, and price point for mainstream adoption of EVs in India?
Charging time of 1 hour, range of 300 km, price point of Rs 15 lakhs
Charging time of 2 hours, range of 400 km, price point of Rs 20 lakhs
Charging time of 35 minutes, range of 401 km, price point of Rs 23 lakhs
Charging time of 45 minutes, range of 500 km, price point of Rs 25 lakhs
What is the market share of electric scooters in the overall two-wheeler market in India?
Less than 1%
10%
25%
50%
Which areas in India are driving the adoption of electric vehicles?
Metro cities like Delhi and Mumbai
Rural areas and small towns
Industrial hubs like Pune and Ahmedabad
Tourist destinations like Goa and Kerala
How has the COVID-19 pandemic influenced consumer behavior towards transportation?
Increased reliance on public transport
Shift towards private cars, biking, and walking
Decreased interest in electric vehicles
Higher demand for fuel-efficient vehicles
