Electric Vehicle Policy — MCQ Practice
Interactive MCQ Practice
Test your knowledge. Click “Solve” to reveal options, select your answer, then check the result. 5 questions available.
Using the 10 August 2026 PM E-DRIVE e-two-wheeler formula, an otherwise-eligible hypothetical vehicle has a 3 kWh battery and ₹30000 ex-factory price. Apply ₹2500/kWh, a ₹5000 vehicle cap and the lower 15 per cent price cap. What amount results?
The March 2026 PM E-DRIVE notification gives an e-two-wheeler terminal date of 31 July 2026, while the August 2026 notification subsequently amends the relevant period through 31 March 2028. Which reading is appropriate?
A scheme notification extends the general terminal date but states that the e-three-wheeler L5 segment closed after its target was reached. What follows?
A battery electric vehicle has no combustion exhaust at its tailpipe during use. Which further assessment is needed for a life-cycle comparison?
An illustrative electric vehicle costs ₹20,000 more initially, saves ₹4,000 a year in energy costs and incurs ₹1,000 a year in additional maintenance. Ignoring discounting and other differences, what is its simple payback?