If India is serious about its ambitions to become a key driver of the global electric-vehicle revolution, its policymakers need to work harder to rectify issues ranging from taxation anomalies to battery standards.
That was the advice of the key EV stakeholders who participated in the Global Investors’ Meet in Bengaluru. It comes amid an increase in EV adoption across all forms of mobility in the world’s fourth-largest automobile market.
Sales of electric two- and four-wheelers more than tripled year on year in September, while those of three-wheelers and buses more than doubled from the year-ago period.
