Can India bridge the EV Power gap?

Rohit Chaturvedi, Partner, Transport & Logistics, Government, Infrastructure and Development sector Advisory Services at Forvis Mazars in India, featured on The Hindu Businessline’s On the Beat podcast.

Listen to the full episode on Spotify

In this episode, he discussed how global trade is being reshaped by geopolitical disruptions and tariff shifts, and why India’s decarbonisation efforts through electric mobility are critical to building resilient supply chains. He also emphasised the importance of domestic manufacturing in supporting the clean energy journey and reflected on what these shifts mean for India’s evolving role in the global energy movement.

India’s transition towards electric vehicles is not just an environmental choice but also a strategic economic move. With lower running and maintenance costs, zero emissions, high efficiency, and government incentives, EV adoption is paving the way for cleaner, more efficient transport. Features like home charging, silent operations, and ease of driving further make EVs an attractive option for consumers.

Together, these trends highlight how India’s electric leap is set to strengthen both its domestic mobility landscape and its position in the global clean energy transition.