“India has already laid the foundation through frameworks like the National Logistics Policy and PM Gati Shakti, and recent DPIIT–NCAER estimates place logistics costs at around 7.97 per cent of GDP, showing tangible progress. The Budget now has an opportunity to build on this momentum by accelerating execution and preparing for what is next. Digitised vehicle movement, faster inter-state transfers, and technology-enabled compliance across transport networks. For the organised luxury pre-owned car market, future-ready transport infrastructure and seamless policy coordination will be essential to reduce friction, improve turnaround times, and strengthen customer confidence in high-value purchases.”
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