Leading electric scooter companies are divided on the extent to which sales will be impacted on account of the reduction of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles (FAME II) subsidy by a third on each scooter. However, many players concede that the decision will help them rejig their plans and cut costs in the next 12 months, and prepare for a world that will be without subsidy from April 2024.
The Centre on Wednesday decided to slash the FAME II subsidy on electric two-wheelers to Rs 10,000 per Kwh from the existing Rs 15,000 per Kwh. The