By Rakesh Mohan & Janak Raj, President Emeritus and distinguished fellow & senior fellow, Centre for Social and Economic Progress

The world has experienced a complete change in lifestyle , and the living space has never been the same ever since Carl Benz made the first commercially-produced motor vehicle in 1886. Internal combustion engines (ICEs) have enabled the kind of mobility that we are now used to but never seen prior to the 20th century. While providing this boon of mobility, the climate-changing emissions from the vast spread of personal and transport vehicles has now posed a challenge for the future. The transport sector contributes about 23% of all global energy-related CO2 emissions, and road vehicles are responsible for roughly 70%. The mitigation of these emissions is crit

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