Bharat Maha EV Rally Reaches Hyderabad After 10,000 km Drive

  • World’s longest electric vehicle rally covers 10,000 km in 45 days
  • Srinivas Kumar Yerrapothu says the rally proved EVs’ reliability and potential

Hyderabad:  IFEVA’s Bharat Maha EV Rally reaches Hyderabad after 10,000 km, proving India’s EV reliability, with 15,000 km more ahead before Delhi finish.

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Addressing a press conference at Hitex, Srinivas Kumar Yerrapothu, Global Vice President, IFEVA, said, “The future is electric. The Bharat Maha EV Rally is not just a drive — it is India’s most impactful electric mobility movement. Our journey has proven that EVs are reliable, efficient, and ready for India’s diverse terrains.” He revealed that the rally’s two electric vehicles performed flawlessly on tough terrains, including hilly regions, floodwaters, deserts, and marshy lands, proving that electric mobility can withstand India’s road conditions.

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“Driving an EV is like caring for a baby — smooth, silent, and safe. There’s no clutch, no gear, no noise, and no pollution. None of the six drivers had prior EV experience, yet they adapted immediately, proving how easy and user-friendly electric vehicles are,” Yerrapothu added. The team, operating on a budget of ₹25 lakh, has already covered over 50 cities spanning Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Karnataka, Goa, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and other regions.

According to Yerrapothu, the rally has brought deep respect for electric vehicles across the country. He emphasised that “EVs are superior products. We had zero complaints in 10,000 km. Like smartphones, EVs have powerful features that most people don’t explore — once you do, you’ll fall in love with the ride.” He also pointed out that while national highways now have strong charging infrastructure, state highways still need development.

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Highlighting the broader vision behind the rally, Dr. Rajeev Mishra, President, IFEVA, said, “This rally was conceptualised to demonstrate that India’s EV adoption and charging infrastructure are already robust and nationwide. Blessed by Union Minister Shri Piyush Goyal on September 9, 2025, it also includes a tree-plantation drive of one crore saplings, symbolising India’s commitment to clean energy and climate action.”

The Hyderabad leg drew large participation from EV enthusiasts as the team displayed advanced electric cars, bikes, and charging stations at Hitex. As the convoy moves onward through Eastern and Northeastern India before its final stop in New Delhi, the rally continues to underline India’s growing leadership in sustainable and electric mobility.


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