Authors : Anjitha B Nair

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 8 - August

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25aug418

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Abstract : The increase of electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) in India isn't just about the latest know-how; it is also particularly tied to how easily people can access charging stations. This study joints into how partnerships can help create local charging infrastructure and influence these alliances have on E2W sales. As cities grow and the demand for convenient last-mile transportation increases, local charging options—like those set up in residential areas, shops, and workplaces— are becoming necessary for improving E2W adoption. Public-private partnerships (PPPs), which involve cooperation between manufacturers, charging service providers, and local businesses, are critical for speeding up the rollout of this infrastructure. The research uses a mixed-methods style, looking at existing data and gathering insights from E2W users and stakeholders in the Trivandrum district. The results show a strong optimistic connection between easy access to local charging and consumer confidence, which in turn drives up E2W sales. The study highlights the importance of establishing planned partnerships and having supportive policies to increase local infrastructure and encourage sustainable urban mobility.

Keywords : Electric Two-Wheelers (E2Ws), Electric Vehicles (EVs), Hyper-Local Charging Infrastructure, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), Charging Stations, EV Adoption, Sustainable Urban Mobility, Range Anxiety, Battery Swapping, Renewable Energy Integration, Grid Integration, Charging Service Providers, Local Businesses, Consumer Confidence, Charging Availability, Charging Pricing Strategies, Infrastructure Development, Government Policies and Incentives, Collaboration Models, Urban Mobility, Rural Mobility.

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