Clean mobility is our weapon against climate change : Modi

“We want to build India as the driver in electric vehicles. We want to drive investments in battery, smart charging to electric vehicle manufacturing. A stable electric vehicle policy is in the works. It will be designed as a win-win for all and will become an enabler for creating huge opportunities for all. Clean mobility is our weapon against climate change. We should champion the idea of clean kilometers. This could be achieved by investing in bio-fuel, electric vehicles and solar charging. An electric vehicle, in particular, can complement our investment in renewable energy,ISRO uses one of the best battery systems to run satellite in space. Other institutions can partner with ISRO to develop battery technology for cars, Road transport accounts for one-fifth of global pollution.It is the next frontier in our fight against climate change. Better mobility can lead to better jobs, better quality of life, expand economic activity and protect the planet.Thus the mobility sector will bring larger outcomes. Indian has some competitive advantage.We have fewer vehicle per capita than other major economies.Thus we do not carry much of the baggage like other economies.We can thus create an all-new seamless mobility.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the inaugural of  MOVE Global Mobility Summit that laid emphasis on electric transportation.

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