In an exclusive interview, Vikram Gulati, the country head of Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) in India, emphasized the importance of continuing tax incentives for green mobility to align with societal and national goals of decarbonization and indigenization. Toyota's focus on electric and ethanol-powered vehicles, including the Mirai hydrogen fuel cell car and the Innova HyCross flex-fuel car, reflects its commitment to cleaner technologies. Gulati highlighted the success of lower GST rates on electric vehicles in boosting sales and investments in manufacturing. While the hydrogen fuel market is still emerging in India, Gulati sees it as a key driver for green mobility, especially for large vehicles. Additionally, he emphasized the potential of flex fuels like ethanol to reduce carbon emissions, promote energy self-reliance, and benefit the agrarian economy in India. As the country aims for net zero carbon emissions by 2070, Toyota's efforts align with India's goals of transitioning to clean energy sources. The company's upcoming manufacturing units in Maharashtra and Karnataka signify its commitment to expanding its green mobility offerings and contributing to India's sustainable growth.