India’s electric two-wheeler makers are urging the government to extend PM E-Drive subsidies beyond March 2026, warning that withdrawal could dampen short-term demand. Executives say incentives ease upfront costs for price-sensitive buyers and provide policy visibility for investments. While some segments may stabilise without support, firms caution subsidy removal could raise prices by ₹6,000–12,000.
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