Devdiscourse News Desk| New Delhi | India
The current GST rate structure for passenger vehicles in India is outdated and needs revamping to reflect new developments in the auto industry, according to JSW MG Motor India CEO Emeritus Rajeev Chaba.
Chaba stated the government should consider vehicular emissions, reduction of the import bill, sustainable local supply chains, and total cost of ownership when formulating auto sector policies. He also recommended tax incentives specifically for strong plug-in hybrids capable of running independently as battery electric vehicles.
Highlighting the outdated criteria for GST, currently based on car size and engine capacity, Chaba called for a shift towards policies aligning with the country's environmental priorities. He announced that JSW MG Motor India plans to launch five new products within the next year, including a crossover SUV, expecting industry growth between 7-8 per cent.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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