A vehicle that uses one or more electric motors for propulsion is referred to as an electric vehicle (EV). Due to its lack of tailpipe emissions, this kind of vehicle has the potential to drastically reduce urban pollution. Due to the distinctions between EVs and conventional automobiles, this sector has been expanding, resulting in new goods and changes in consumer views. Relative advantage, or how much a new technology is thought to be superior to an older technology that is being replaced, has a big influence on people's decisions about when, how, and how much to adopt. Environmental concerns of the modern era are driving the production and marketing of electric automobiles. A big consumer base, a technological basis with qualified and semi-skilled workers in India, and comparatively low production and labour costs have attracted nearly all international electric car manufacturers and component suppliers to locate their operations there. Individual perceptions on aspects like environmental issues, cost, trust, technological innovation, infrastructure, and societal acceptance are some of the elements that affect car customers' buying decisions. The results show that environmental concerns and consumer trust in technology are the antecedent factors for perception about Electric vehicle purchase and the factors which give adoption blowback cost, infrastructure, and social acceptance.