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India is not prepared for electric automobiles, unfortunately. The absence of infrastructure for electric vehicles is the main problem. India's lack of a well-organized charging station infrastructure restricts travel. Power theft costs India more than $16 billion annually and is a very prevalent occurrence. The progress will be hampered if such a large amount of money is lost to electricity theft. Power outages will be detrimental because electricity will be used to power the entire system. Today, power outages occur in India's large cities as well as villages and other places. Compared to a fuel-powered vehicle, an electric vehicle's top speed is significantly lower.
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