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India To Slash Import Duty On EVs To 15%

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  1. The government is considering reducing import duties on electric vehicles to a range of 15-30%, with a specific focus on EVs priced between $25,000 and $35,000.
  2. If the proposed 15% import tax is implemented, the import duty on completely built-up (CBU) vehicles will be the same as that for completely knocked down (CKD) cars.
  3. Currently, CBU vehicles priced below $40,000 face a high import duty of 70%, while vehicles priced above this threshold are subject to an even higher import tax of 100%.
  4. These discussions gained momentum after Tesla engaged with the Indian government, signaling the government’s interest in promoting the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.
  5. The potential reduction in import duties for EVs aims to make them more affordable and accessible to consumers, which could help accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in India.
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