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Big push for charging infrastructure is a must for EV penetration

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Business Standard Editorial Comment New Delhi
The decision of Tesla, the world’s most valuable automobile manufacturer, to debut in India next year is the latest indication that 2021 could see electrical vehicles get a major push across India. Every global auto major is rolling out electric vehicles (EVs) and the Indian auto industry is following suit with many launches of EVs due. To its credit, the government has pushed EV adoption with tax breaks, stricter emission laws, and other policy support. But a lag in the creation of charging infrastructure could be a deterrent for prospective users, and policymakers need to examine this. There is preferential

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