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EVs offer foreign auto companies a second chance in India

one year ago Auto economictimes
High taxes, price-conscious consumers and tricky logistical issues have made it tough for many foreign carmakers to thrive in one of Asia's biggest economies. But with the advent of EVs, firms like MG Motor, the local unit of China's SAIC Motor, Renault, Nissan and Volkswagen may finally gain a better foothold. Read more at: economictimes

Tags : india nissan renault volkswagen electric vehicles mg motor EVs saic motor ev and future mobility

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