Following the $1.5 billion joint venture of JSW group with China’s SAIC Motor to engineer and sell Morris Garages' electric vehicles, JSW Group is all set to launch its own brand of EVs, Economic Times reported. JSW Chairperson Sajjan Jindal, in an interview with The Financial Times, has said that the company does not wish to work as an “outpost of a Chinese company.”. Jindal said. “We want to manufacture the products in India, value-add in India, and sell in India,” ET reported. The steel giant acquired a 35% stake in MG Motor India from SAIC, earlier this year. The Chinese company partnered with JSW for its Indian operations after facing difficulties securing funds due to India’s strict controls on Chinese investments which were, introduced in 2020 following border clashes between the two countries.Earlier this year, the JSW group secured a 35% stake in MG Motor India from SAIC. Following border hostilities in 2020, India imposed severe limits on Chinese investments, which made it difficult for the Chinese company to secure funding. As a result, the company partnered with JSW to conduct its activities in India.JSW's proposed auto plant in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, will be devoted to this new EV-focused endeavour, Jindal further disclosed.Aurangabad Industrial City welcomed JSW's projected Rs 27,200 crore investment in commercial cars and EVs in October. The project is anticipated to generate 5,200 jobs.However, the FT report stated that Jindal did not offer further information regarding the particular models or investment plans.