Our planet's supply of fossil fuels is limited, and their consumption is destroying it. Toxic emissions from gasoline and diesel automobiles have long-term negative consequences on public health. Electric automobiles emit far less pollution than gasoline or diesel vehicles. Electric vehicles can convert roughly 60% of the electrical energy from the grid to power the wheels, but gasoline and diesel vehicles can only transmit 17%-21% of the energy contained in the fuel to the wheels. That is a waste of almost 80%. Although fully electric vehicles release no tailpipe emissions, even when power production is considered, petrol or diesel vehicles emit nearly three times the carbon dioxide as the average EV. To lessen the environmental effect of charging electric vehicles, India aims to attain around 40% cumulative electric power installed capacity from non-fossil fuel-based energy resources by 2030. As a result, electric cars are the future of Indian transportation, and we must transition to them today.