Amitabh Kant highlights an ICCT report that compares the performance of major automakers on energy efficiency metrics for electric vehicles. According to the report cited by NDTV, the study evaluates 22 of the world’s largest automakers across 10 parameters. In the ranking presented, Tata Motors places first, with an adjusted energy consumption of 106 watt-hours per kilometer (Wh/km). The reporting also references Mahindra’s EV milestone in the context of India’s broader progress in the sector. The ICCT findings focus on adjusted energy consumption as a key measure, aiming to provide a cross-company comparison on how efficiently vehicles use energy under the study’s methodology. While the outlets emphasize the achievement of Tata Motors at the top of the list, the underlying source is the ICCT comparative assessment of automakers’ energy consumption performance. The information presented is specific to the parameters and scoring framework used in the ICCT report and reflects the ranking results for the set of automakers included in that analysis.