“The EV industry is creating more jobs, and the industry witnessed a growth rate of 108%. Bengaluru is the most popular place for EV talent, with 62% of job posts followed by 12% in Delhi, 9% in Pune and 6% in Coimbatore”

It was discovered that the engineering function rules the EV industry, with the operation, sales, quality assurance, business development, IT, human resource, and marketing following closely behind.

CIEL HR Services who is a recruitment and staffing company published a report highlighting how jobs are increasing in the EV Industry.

According to this report, the Indian electric vehicle (EV) industry has had a 108% increase in employment over the past two years, with Bengaluru taking the top spot for talent.

As per the survey done by CIEL HR Services, the EV market is seeing significant growth in metro areas.  Bengaluru is the most in-demand destination for EV talent, with 62% of job listings in this area. Delhi comes in second with 12%, followed by Pune with 9%, Coimbatore with 6%, and Chennai with 3%.

The survey found that there has been tremendous employment growth, with the average annual increase in employee numbers over the past two years coming in at a staggering 108%.

52 enterprises employing 15,700 people participated in the report titled “Latest Employment Trends in EV Sector 2022.”

Over the past six months, some of the top EV companies have hired 2,236 people.

In practically every area in India, there are women, and they are moving up the corporate ladder.

By 2030, the EV industry is expected to generate one crore direct jobs, according to the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship. We may anticipate that this will result in the creation of about five crore indirect jobs. EV companies would emphasize technical and specialized skills to meet the rapid development of demand. While office occupations would increasingly require knowledge of artificial intelligence, analytics, and app development, the basic manufacturing, and industrial setup would continue to require a steady supply of blue-collar workers.

As this cohort would provide the domain experience and maturity in areas like supply chain, operations & procedures, and customer behavior that any new-age organization would want to use, it is most likely to see a positive bias towards employing workers from the core automotive & allied sectors. Upskilling some of these profiles with electrical and electronics ideas needs to be the main goal.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s administration has stated that it will turn western and central Uttar Pradesh into a hub for the auto and electric vehicle sectors and their supporting elements as well as their supporting elements in order to increase the state’s economy to USD 1 trillion.

According to a private consumer expectations poll conducted on Monday, almost 66% of Indians believe that by 2030, electric vehicles will outnumber petrol and diesel automobiles.

In India, electric car adoption appears to have a promising future. In a study of more than 1000 people, 57% of Indian customers said they would invest in electric vehicles (EVs) because of their practical benefits, while 56% said they would do so because EVs are environmentally friendly. These are some of the key conclusions of the most recent report released by the survey firm YouGov India and the tech-first insurance company Acko.

1018 respondents from NCCS A and B households between the ages of 28 and 40 who either had an electric vehicle or planned to purchase one in the following year were polled for the study.