India and Japan Forge Path for Sustainable Mobility Revolution
NITI Aayog member V K Saraswat emphasized India's future mobility will be technologically and environmentally driven. At the Japan-India Mobility Summit, he highlighted India's digital and AI capabilities, and Japan's engineering prowess. Together, these strengths aim to transform mobility and decarbonize the industry efficiently.
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Highlighting a fusion of technology and environmental foresight, NITI Aayog's V K Saraswat emphasized India's evolving mobility scene at the Japan-India Mobility Summit in 2026. His focus pivoted on India's digital prowess alongside Japan's technological heritage.
Saraswat articulated a collaborative vision where India and Japan co-create solutions for sustainable mobility. The focus extends beyond infrastructure to diversify mobility strategies—embracing hydrogen, smart transport systems, and next-gen vehicles.
Infrastructure secretary S Selvakumar noted Karnataka's dynamic mobility landscape, enriched by advanced manufacturing and digital tech. The summit showcased how Japan's technological edge and India's market can spearhead global sustainable mobility innovation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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