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No proposal to provide duty concession on import of EVs: Govt, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

No proposal to provide duty concession on import of EVs: Govt, ET Auto

Concession: "Presently, there is no proposal either to provide exemption from local value addition cost or to provide subsidy on import duty on import of EVs in India," Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Som Parkash said. The government has also taken various steps to boost domestic and foreign investments in India to enhance local value addition under Make in India initiative, the minister said in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.

Tata Motors lobbies India not to lower EV import taxes as Tesla looms-sources, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Tata Motors lobbies India not to lower EV import taxes as Tesla looms-sources, ET Auto

Tata Motors: India is working on a new policy to cut import taxes on EVs to as low as 15% for companies committing to some local manufacturing. The policy could allow Tesla to set up its India factory to make its proposed $24,000 car, while importing its more expensive models with lower tax.

India mulls five-year tax cuts for electric vehicles amid bid to woo Elon Musk's Tesla - Vimarsana News

India mulls five-year tax cuts for electric vehicles amid bid to woo Elon Musk's Tesla

The Narendra Modi-led government is considering tax cuts on the import of completely built units of electric vehicles for up to five years.

Brazil reimposes import taxes on electric vehicles, chemical products, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Brazil reimposes import taxes on electric vehicles, chemical products, ET Auto

Brazil: The tax rate for imports of hybrid and plug-in vehicles will be set at 12% in January 2024, rising gradually to 35% in July 2026. For electric cars, the rate will start at 10% in 2024, also reaching 35% by 2026, according to a statement from the country's industry ministry.