BMW India is criticizing Delhi's current electric vehicle tax policy, stating that the tax caps are causing luxury buyers to relocate to neighboring states.
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BMW India is criticizing Delhi's current electric vehicle tax policy, stating that the tax caps are causing luxury buyers to relocate to neighboring states.
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Delhi
megacity and union territory of India
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BMW India
Indian operation of BMW
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