@abhishekifmr@TeslaClubIN I don't think CNG is in shortage; LPG seems to be the bigger issue.
Also, I don't support a 100% EV only market. We need a mix of EVs, CNG, petrol, hybrids, and other options. If EVs become the only choice, higher taxes or charges could follow due to the lack of alternatives.
@DeeNoobInvestor@TheOmnius It will be ~7% throughout the whole year. Need more cars under 15 Lakh. Tata and Mahindra don't have much capacity to produce than current bunch.
More infrastructure will also boost it.
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