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India is moving quickly towards electrification. Last year, we have had several launches and these have mostly proved to be a huge success in our market. It is also a sign that we are evolving as well as adapting rapidly. To this very effect, manufacturers are also quickly bringing in their new electric vehicles to the Indian market. 2020 promises to be the pioneering year in terms of these launches.

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First Chinese electric vehicle might be headed to Australia.
Once Chinese EVs start to arrive in Australia (or anywhere else for that matter) the auto industry will have a major competitor for the bottom to middle price segments on its hands.

In Europe, one of those early Chinese EV entrants is the MG ZS which recently hit the market there at a very competitive price.

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