Sri Lanka, March 16 -- Chairman of New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Importers Association Mahinda Herath told the Daily News that the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in Sri Lanka is steadily increasing, reflecting a growing shift towards cleaner and more cost-efficient transportation. Industry data shows that EVs accounted for around 10 percent of passenger vehicle imports in 2025, highlighting the rapid adoption of electric mobility after the easing of vehicle import restrictions.Sri Lanka travel guide

According to market analysts, more than 6,400 fully electric cars were imported in 2025, while hybrid vehicles accounted for nearly 29 percent of total vehicle imports, indicating a clear transition away from conventional petrol and diesel vehicle...