Problems in Acceptance of Green Technology (Green cars) in India : Practice Perception

India is still a developing country and facing issues with environment like Global Warming, Climate Changes, Air pollution etc. Almost 40% of people are suffering from cancer in India due to air pollution. We all are aware the conditions of the pollution and its hazards to health of the people. The study also focus on the urban transport along with a sustainable path in cities is the foremost need of ours. Local pollution and green house gas (GHG) emissions are of the global issues. Thus, the introduction of green transport is current concern. Presently urban transport situation in India is quite unsustainable. Random and purposive sampling techniques were used to select sample. The sample was consisted 45 Managers of the three cars manufacturing companies. Qualitative and quantitative analysis was used for data analysis. The responses were suitable coded and tabulated and the frequency of the responses obtained. Questionnaire and interview schedule was constructed to conduct the study. The study explored the knowledge and awareness of the companies’ workers has about green transport and they also focus on the public awareness about these cars. The findings also revealed that Maximum people are aware about the concept of the green cars. 91% people say that Delhi is the first metro city where we see the success of green cars due to the Government efforts, better infrastructure, good land planning and government subsidies on these cars. I found in my study people are aware about the concept but not ready to accept it because of expenses as the manufacturing cost and maintenance cost is very high. Green cars are going to be highly succesful in our country specially in the metro cities as per the initiatives of government and big and continous efforts by the car manufacturing companies