Written by: Tabish Sultan
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EV Spotlight
EV adoption is slow due to a lack of charging points, especially in smaller cities. Building fast, reliable charging networks with government support is essential to boost confidence and encourage EV ownership.
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Expanding the PLI scheme to cover new battery tech and EV parts will reduce costs and help Indian companies compete globally, making local EV production stronger and boosting the Make-in-India mission.
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Reducing GST on EV batteries from 18% to 5% can lower overall EV prices, saving buyers money and making electric two-wheelers more affordable, encouraging widespread adoption among everyday consumers.
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Investing in research for better batteries, lightweight materials, and smart tech is crucial for India to lead globally. Strong R&D funding can improve EV quality and meet both domestic and export demands.
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Offering tax breaks or better financing options for EV buyers can make switching to electric two-wheelers easier, especially for people looking for budget-friendly, eco-friendly transport solutions.
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The PM E-Drive program supports EV adoption through subsidies and charging infra. Expanding its scope can further reduce costs, increase convenience, and make EVs a practical choice for more users.
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Supporting local manufacturing of EV components will create jobs, reduce dependency on imports, and build a robust supply chain, making India a global leader in electric vehicle production and innovation.
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Backing EVs helps India achieve its net-zero emissions goal by 2070. Policies to support the sector show India’s commitment to clean energy, attracting global investors and ensuring sustainable growth.
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