India, Aug. 9 -- Electric mobility in Srinagar is being driven mainly by three-wheeler autos and e-rickshaws, which dominate new EV registrations, while electric cars and two-wheelers lag far behind.

A discontinued subsidy helped fuel the auto boom, even as authorities now seek to regulate their numbers. Meanwhile, Smart City e-buses, especially popular with women and students, are reshaping daily public transport.

While electric vehicles (EVs) have gained momentum in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir over the past three to four years, their adoption is currently limited to electric buses, e-rickshaws, and three-wheelers (autos). Electric cars are barely visible on the roads. The uptake of battery-operated two-wheelers is also sl...