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Chinese automakers have faced barriers in entering the Indian market, but their electric-vehicle (EV) technology is slowly penetrating the world’s third-largest car market. Since 2020, New Delhi has restricted Chinese companies from operating in India, and Beijing has tightened its control over the export of tech know-how. Despite these challenges, collaborations between the car industries of both countries are on the rise. Tata Motors recently announced plans to utilize Chery’s car manufacturing platform for producing premium EVs in India. This partnership, devoid of any equity stake, emphasizes a supply agreement without technology transfer, reflecting political sensitivities between the nations. The…
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