Nitin Gadkari welcomes Elon Musk to fabricate Tesla vehicles in India

Featuring the favorable climate for car fabricating in India, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday said that Elon Musk is free to make e-vehicles in India, yet assuming Tesla possesses to produce in China Is. Furthermore, need to sell here, it may not be a "great proposition".

Gadkari offered the comments while talking at a private occasion in Delhi while answering an inquiry on Tesla's interests over "higher obligations" in India.

"It's an incredibly basic choice, no matter what, accepting Elon Musk is ready to gather a Tesla in India. We have a wide range of innovation and thus, he can do less." Can, the cost can, can diminish," Gadkari said.

Inviting Tesla to start manufacturing in India, the Union Minister said that India is a huge market, and infrastructure like ports is available to enable exports.

Gadkari expressed, "Welcome to India. We have no issue, yet, suppose, he needs to make it in China and sell in India, it may not be a decent proposal for India. We demand him." We do." We do, we do, we do, come to India and production here."

He added,  "My view for Elon Musk is that he tracks a good market in India. It is a mutually advantageous arrangement for the two of them."

Gadkari also spoke on the incidents of fire in electric two-wheelers. He urged the companies to take preventive measures to avoid these incidents.

He said, 'If the temperature rises in March-April-May, then there is some problem with the battery. I think it (electric two-wheelers are catching fire) is the problem of temperature," he said. The minister said that the government wants to popularize electric vehicles.

"If the temperature increases in March-April-May, there is some issue with the battery. I think it is the issue of temperature," he said. The pastor said that the public authority needs to advocate electric vehicles.

He acknowledged that the country's EV industry is "just getting started" and stressed that the government doesn't want to create any hurdles. "In any case, security is the first concern of the public authority and there can be no think twice about human existence," Gadkari said.