Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Industry Leaders Seek Reforms in Budget 2026
Leaders from different industries in India want the government to make important changes in the upcoming Budget 2026–27.
Electric vehicle (EV) industry leaders want more charging stations, lower taxes on EV parts, and help to make more electric motorcycles.
Edtech leaders want more support for digital learning, easier access to education loans, and lower taxes on edtech services.
Renewable energy experts want better infrastructure for solar and wind energy, faster transmission of electricity, and more support for nuclear energy.
These changes will help make India’s air cleaner, improve education, and make more renewable energy available.
EV industry leaders seek structural reforms in the Union Budget 2026–27 to support India’s clean mobility transition.
Edtech leaders urge investment and policy push in digital learning infrastructure and workforce readiness.
Renewable energy experts call for tighter rules, faster transmission rollout, and PLI extensions for solar and green hydrogen.
Key focus areas include scaling infrastructure, addressing tax inefficiencies, and unlocking long-term capital.
Industry leaders emphasize the need for targeted financial allocations to convert intent into impact.
- Who
- EV industry leaders, edtech leaders, renewable energy experts
- What
- Seeking structural reforms in the Union Budget 2026–27
- When
- Budget 2026–27
- Where
- India
- Why
- To support clean mobility transition, education and skilling, and renewable energy adoption
- EV Sales in 2025
- 2.3 million units
- Two-Wheeler EV Sales in 2025
- 1.28 million units
- GST on Finished EVs
- 5%
- GST on EV Raw Materials
- 18%
- Motorcycle Share in Two-Wheeler Market
- 70%
- Global EdTech AI Solutions Market by 2030
- $80 billion
