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IIT-Hyderabad to facilitate Electric Vehicles movement in India

But no Indian company builds the most vital component for EV- lithium-ion batteries. The country still imports Lithium-ion batteries from China, South Korea, Japan or Europe.

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HYDERABAD:  “Telangana is one of the first states in the country working on policies for 100 per cent adoption of EVs for public transport,” said Principal Secretary of IT Jayesh Ranjan, while speaking at the workshop on ‘Dawn of a New Era for Indian Automotive Industry’ held at IIT Hyderabad on Saturday. 

But no Indian company builds the most vital component for EV- lithium-ion batteries. The country still imports Lithium-ion batteries from China, South Korea, Japan or Europe.

But, IIT-H in a press release said that joint collaboration between the institute and ItsEV Inc can play a major role in the development of Lithium-ion batteries in India. 

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