09 Nov 2020 | 1430-1600 hrs IST
The session will mark the launch of our latest study 'Can Electric Mobility Support India's Sustainable Economic Recovery Post COVID-19?' A rapid and sustained transition to electric mobility in India hinges on domestic manufacturing with a high degree of localisation. This will allow for better control over the quality of EV components and lower costs which will accelerate EV adoption in India. There are several building blocks to realising a globally competitive EV industry in India and this will require several stakeholders to act in concert.
During the session, we will unpack strategies to scale investments into EV component manufacturing and the role of stable and long-term policies. We will also delve into possible pre-emptive measures to assuage the impact on ICE manufacturing jobs and a potential fuel tax revenue hit for central and state governments.
Riddhima Sethi
Communications Associate
Rajiv Kumar*
Vice Chairman
NITI Aayog
Jasmine Shah
Vice Chairperson, Dialogue & Development Commission
Govt of NCT of Delhi
Rashmi Urdhwareshe
Former Director
Automotive Research Association of India
Arindam Lahiri
CEO
Automative Skills Development Council
Sulajja Firodia Motwani
Founder and CEO
Kinetic Green
Prashant Parida
Group Head - Marketing , Strategy & New Initiatives
Okaya Power Group
Ruchir Shukla*
Director - Electric Mobility
Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
Himani Jain
Senior Programme Lead
CEEW
*To be confirmed