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EV Sector Set to Generate 40 Million Jobs by 2030 with 45% Higher Pay

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India's electric vehicle industry is projected to create 40 million jobs by 2030, according to a report by staffing firm Adecco India. The sector is expected to offer significantly higher compensation than conventional automotive roles. Professionals with specialized EV skills could earn salary premiums of up to 45% compared to those working in traditional internal combustion engine positions. The findings highlight the growing demand for EV-specific talent as the industry expands rapidly.

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