According to a report by India’s Economic Times, the Indian think tank “Global Trade Analysis Project” (GTAP) has revealed that despite India’s active efforts to attract foreign investments in new energy vehicle (NEV) companies, the real beneficiaries may turn out to be Chinese enterprises. 🤔

India’s government recently approved a new policy that offers tariff concessions on imported electric vehicles (EVs) to attract foreign investments. However, the Indian think tank warns that this policy could potentially benefit Chinese auto companies the most. Chinese companies like SAIC Motor’s MG brand and BYD have already established a strong foothold in the Indian market. 🚗

Even more noteworthy is the sharp increase in India’s reliance on Chinese auto parts for its EV industry. Chinese enterprises hold key positions in multiple segments of the EV supply chain, and nearly a quarter of India’s auto parts imports currently come from China. 🔍

SuperX believes that with the surging growth of India’s EV market, Chinese companies will play an increasingly important role. In the coming years, a significant portion of EVs on Indian roads are likely to be produced by Chinese or Sino-Indian joint ventures. The Indian government and industry stakeholders need to be cautious about managing the risks of dependency on foreign manufacturers and potential trade imbalances. 💡
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