As one of the globe’s leading automobile markets, India’s automotive industry is poised to achieve a remarkable milestone, with projections indicating a substantial growth to a USD 300 billion valuation by 2026. Despite its promising trajectory, this burgeoning sector faces a series of formidable challenges as it strives to harmonize with the pressing need to decarbonize the transportation landscape. This realignment is in keeping with both – the nation’s internal emission reduction objectives and its commitments on the international stage.
In today’s dynamic industry landscape, automobile companies no longer operate in a traditional manner. They demand legal solutions that mirror their adaptability and forward-thinking approach.
Our teams cover a range of practice areas and offer guidance to a diverse clientele. This includes Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), component manufacturers, distributors, retailers, vehicle leasers, rental and shared mobility providers, as well as technology companies.
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Assisted Automotive manufacturing companies on challenging the Service tax liability on ocean freight.
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