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Will withdrawal of subsidies affect India's CV electrification?

As the automotive industry undergoes a significant transformation towards electrification, commercial vehicle manufacturers in India are developing innovative strategies to ensure their sustainability without relying on government assistance.

Shahkar AbidiBy Shahkar Abidi calendar 21 Nov 2024 Views icon4849 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Will withdrawal of subsidies affect India's CV electrification?

In the rapidly evolving landscape of India's commercial vehicle market, manufacturers are increasingly seeking to establish a foothold independent of government subsidies. This shift is driven by a combination of market dynamics, technological advancements, and strategic business models aimed at ensuring sustainable growth.

As the electric vehicle market matures, commercial vehicle manufacturers—traditionally cautious and reliant on policy-driven nudges—are innovating to stand independently. While some electric CVs, such as three-wheelers and trucks, do qualify for subsidies presently, the government has made it clear that these would be phased out over the next 1.5 years. Hence, for OEMs like Tata Motors, ...

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