Could this be the beginning of alternative fuel options in the scooter market?
The launch of the TVS Jupiter CNG has started the discussion about the future of alternate fuel options in the Indian scooter market. Electric scooters are beginning to take off, but the Jupiter CNG takes a different route to reducing emissions and fuel costs. That has sparked speculation that other manufacturers may do the same with their own CNG models or with other alternative fuels. The debate reaches into the future impact on government policies, infrastructure development, and consumer preferences. While some say it could diversify the market and give more environmentally conscious buyers more choices, others are concerned it will slow down the transition to fully electric vehicles.
I believe it is a stepping stone. While we build up the infrastructure for electric vehicles, CNG scooters could help us make the transition to cleaner fuels.
It's a distraction when the ultimate goal is to go fully electric. Instead we should be working on improving battery tech and the charging infrastructure.
Why not both? Eco friendly transport would be more possible for different regions and income levels if it had different fuel options.
The prospect of hydrogen fuel cell scooters is something I’m excited about. If the Jupiter CNG is a success, other companies may look to other alternative fuels.
It's a smart move by TVS. It’s for people who want to go green but are hesitant about the restrictions of current electric scooters.
I hope it causes more flex fuel options. Just imagine a scooter that can run on petrol, CNG and ethanol – that's versatility.
I'm all for it as long as it doesn't slow down electric vehicle adoption. More options are always a good thing for consumers.
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Could this be the beginning of alternative fuel options in the scooter market?
23 January 2025 11:36
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