Will India’s Futuro-e electric powertrain be reliable enough for long-distance travel?
Maruti Futuro-e concept was an all electric car, a big change for a brand famous for its petrol cars. The vehicle's practicality in India for long distance travel comes into question with this move into the EV space. Outside of major cities, the country’s charging infrastructure is still developing. Many potential EV buyers have range anxiety. Furthermore, electric powertrains in India are not tried and tested on a mass scale in extreme weather or on varied road surfaces. If Maruti can address these concerns, and deliver a product that is as reliable as their petrol vehicles, the Futuro-e might just succeed. The question is also raised as to whether Maruti should offer hybrids along with full electric versions to help consumers make the switch from hybrids to full electric products.
No way, man. There aren't enough charging stations for us. On long trips, you will be left stranded in the middle of nowhere.
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