Will the Nexon CNG ever match its electric SUV counterparts in the long run?

With the automobile industry turning towards electrification at warp speed, there are many who believe electric vehicles will hold sway over the market in the decades to come. Against this backdrop, the Nexon CNG presents some questions of longevity. CNG may still be a cleaner fuel than petrol or diesel, but it still is a fuel sourced from a fossil fuel. On the other hand, while electric vehicles emit zero tailpipe pollution and are becoming more inexpensive and practical, we still lack sufficient public services to easily employ them. Part of government policies are also heavily biased in favor of EVs in many countries, including India. While it’s not without its advantages: quicker refueling times, more developed infrastructure in some areas. The debate is over whether the Nexon CNG is a smart intermediary step towards cleaner mobility or if it's already obsolete technology in a world running towards electrification. Will CNG vehicles like the Nexon make sense in the market five or ten years from now or are they to be merely a short lived one off buy?