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30% EV share may cut oil bill by Rs 1 trn, but hurt tax revenue too: Study

Transition could give rise to combined annual loss in the oil and auto sector of about Rs 2 trillion

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The increase in electric vehicles penetration could also increase the combined market size of powertrain, battery and public chargers

Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
India could save on crude oil imports worth over Rs 1,07,566 crore ($14.1 billion) a year if electric vehicles (EVs) were to garner 30 per cent share of new vehicle sales by 2030, according to a study released today by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW). But this transition could also give rise to a combined annual value-added loss in the oil and the automobile sector of about Rs 2 trillion ($25 billion).

In addition, the central and state governments would lose over Rs 1 trillion in tax revenue annually from lower sales of petrol and diesel creating

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