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Watch: Global oil crisis: Why is India’s transport sector far more exposed than China’s?

Comparative Economic Development (India vs. China) Energy Security and Oil Dependency

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“Both India and China depend heavily on imported oil and are exposed to shocks in West Asia.”
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“But as crude prices surged nearly 67% within a month, the impact on their transport sectors was not the same.”
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“While China’s rapid shift to electric vehicles has reduced its reliance on fossil fuels, India’s transport sector remains overwhelmingly dependent on petrol and diesel.”
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“From EV adoption and total vehicle stock to charging infrastructure, the gap is stark.”
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