Once again, the Indians were shocked, and they were completely speechless in this field.
After all, the gap is too big, and it's not even a matter of more than ten years of catching up. It's simply a gap from nothing.
When they saw the development of Chinese batteries, they were full of surprises and envy, and they no longer had any ideas.
They believe that now China's batteries have accounted for 70% of the world's share, and the technology has been far ahead of Europe and the United States, and India is incomparable.
They launched a new EV battery for CATL with a lifespan of nearly 1 million miles and a 15-year warranty.
This makes them even more unbearable, such an advanced technology, India may not be able to develop it in this life.
They began to fantasize that they would either simply cooperate with the Chinese, introduce Chinese technology, and finally set the threshold and take it for themselves by the way.
Let's take a look at the perspective of spades next, the remarks of netizens.
Netizen: deep Ma
I don't see the future in this field, as long as they are involved, they will try their best to be the first place.
What do you think people should do?
Most of the raw materials are on their side, so how can India fight back?
网友:Rahul Raj
We in India can start with a simple project and then move up.
We can also follow their path and buy such equipment, as well as go to Africa to buy mining resources.
We have better relations with the West, so it's easier to get technology, and I think the West is willing that we can replace China.
Netizen: SanMall
Having said all that, the main question now is, who wants to go for R&D?
The rich are busy enjoying life or continue to oppress the poor.
Their wealth is spread all over the world, but they have not brought technological innovation to India.
网友:Activist
We don't like rich people, they only know how to enjoy, and they don't seriously do R&D.
Even if we have big companies, they relabel Chinese goods and sell them in India. The government should help small businesses, and they will support R&D.
Netizen: Pranay
The rich don't want to invest, and there's nothing the government can do. They don't have that much money and they don't have that many rights.
We should set up non-profit companies so that we can compete with the United States, Russia, and China.
网友：Mentalist
Now the problem, we are starting from nothing, we don't know anything.
But China is different, they have already completed the industrial base with the help of the West.
However, the West realized that they had been betrayed, and now no Western companies are willing to share technology with them.
网友:Mathsnscience
This process takes time. They also didn't know anything in the past, and with the help of the West for so many years, they have what they are now.
Although we are more than 20 years behind, as long as we master the process, we can catch up quickly.
Netizen: keverest
Battery raw materials are not as scarce as oil, in fact, India already has a lot of lithium ore, which is an innate advantage.
India needs to develop technologies for extracting raw materials and manufacturing batteries.
China became a leader in electric vehicles because their government decided in the 2000s to convert all buses to electric vehicles and kicked off the development of the electric vehicle industry.
So they're ahead of us for a short time, but we're hopeful of overtaking.
Netizen: Craven
IMHO, India is already heavily polluted.
Without proper management and recycling facilities, the production of batteries in India can cause more serious pollution.
This is a difficult problem to deal with.
We should now develop other important areas, such as health care and urban infrastructure, and cars are not our main target.
Write at the end:
We have made great achievements in the development of new energy fields. It turned out that this path was the right choice. It has made European car companies confused, powerless in the face of Chinese companies' cars, and even branded as miscellaneous cars.
Now they have failed and have begun to choose to cooperate with Chinese companies. Sell cars with their brand plus Chinese technology. This is the sale of the soul to a Chinese enterprise.
So do you think that in the future, will these cars from foreign manufacturers be reborn?
Will India be able to compete with China in the battery sector in the future?