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Sankalp

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As major economies race to develop and deploy EV technology, the conversation often centers around developed nations with established infrastructure. However, the road to widespread EV adoption is fraught with unique challenges in developing countries. Limited access to reliable electricity, high upfront costs, and a lack of charging stations are just a few hurdles these nations face. How can developing countries overcome the challenges of EV infrastructure to ensure widespread adoption ?

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Anonymous 3

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Doable toh hai. But natural gas and all the other asset owned by the right lobby the govts to keep this out of the markets unfortunately.

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Anonymous 2

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The idea that developing countries can overcome EV infrastructure hurdles seems overly optimistic; without significant investment and international support, these nations might struggle to keep pace with developed countries

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Anonymous 1

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Addressing EV infrastructure challenges in developing countries is crucial; solutions like solar-powered charging stations and government incentives can pave the way for successful adoption which is already happening in India right?

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