Why is Bajaj betting on CNG while everyone else is focused on EVs?: Business Case Study

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VIDEO INTRODUCTION:
Hi everybody,
The Indian government has been extremely bullish on alternative sources of petrol and diesel for a long time now!! Especially Nitin Gadkari!!
And as Mr Nitin Gadkari constantly points out, crude oil prices keep fluctuating with geopolitical tensions, they are bleeding our foreign exchange reserves, and most importantly, they emit 12% of India's carbon emission!! And this is again causing both pollution and global warming!
But this is where Nitin Gadkari started the next big fuel revolution in India!! And his vision is so optimistic that he says, India will not just stop imports but we will go to become an exporter of Fuel to the world!! And one of the most important instruments of this massive revolution is a fuel that we all know as compressed natural gas or CNG
Now if you are a think school student, you know what this means right??!! What is the government, the government is the godfather of the market, and if the godfather is bullish on something, then it points towards a million dollar business opportunity!!
Infact, if you look at market reports, the share of CNG powered vehicles has been going up from 3.5% of passenger vehicle sales in 2019 to 11% in 2022!! and it's expected to grow to 18% in the next 5 years!!
And, you know what, Bajaj Auto and Maruti Suzuki have done such an incredible job that today, they have a market share of 79% and 75% respectively!! And this market is booming so fast, that Maruti has increased its cng sales by 4 times in the last 6 years. Tata motors wants to make the CNG sales equal to EVs!!! And recently if you saw the news, Bajaj Auto is going to release the World’s first CNG powered bike in India!!
So ladies and gentlemen, we are witnessing not 1 not 2 but 3 automobile revolutions together, which are EVs, Hydrogen and now the CNG revolution.
So, in today’s case study, let’s deep dive and understand
Why is CNG considered to be the next game changing fuel for India?
What has bajaj auto done to be the market leader in this space?
What is the Indian government doing to boost the cng industry in india? And, lastly, for people like you and me, what are the new opportunities in this growing market?
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[@ThinkSchool]

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[@prabhuvel4621]

And also mention about its cost , 10000 Rs

[@vanacharlasaipavankumar6331]

But we are importing CNG arent we ??

[@nikhilpakhale1488]

Hi....Just Missed the Info About CNG Source for India and How we can improve kindly make or add this case study with new video Thanks 🙏

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[@akashgupta13]

It is not fair to compare prices currently. CNG has low consumption, once it has high consumption, govt will increase taxes and make it costly just like petrol

[@revalc6969]

TRUE !

[@architjain3586]

Taxes are levied in order to avoid consumption not to increase

[@ananthanjayapal9205]

You are absolutely right.

[@parthkatkhede9757]

That's not how it works

[@nikhiljain1718]

U can make ur own cng and run vehicle

[@ziaulhaque8707]

CNG have a few issues (Saying from Bangladesh where majority cars/three wheelers are run by CNG) 1. Refueling time is quite long for CNG 2. CNG pressure becomes really low during winter 3. CNG Capacity in a vehicle is low and hence it requires more frequent refueling. And then there's the CNG blast risks.

[@swagatamkalita8209]

is it challenging to use cng in winter due to low pressure? any cons or drawback can you please explain

[@ziaulhaque8707]

@@swagatamkalita8209 when it comes using there's no problem tbh. But refueling becomes painfully slow during winter as there's less gas pressure in the CNG Pumps. In the morning you won't be able to refuel. It creates massive timing issue. So, having 2 options will always be better.

[@Krishna-pt3yu]

Also the energy destiny of CNG is less than petrol diesel or lithium ion battery. And it occupies more volume. You can store only 4-5 kg of CNG in a normal bike whereas it is possible to store 20 litres of petrol or diesel and electric battries are able to give 200+ km of range on a 4 hr charge now.

[@ziaulhaque8707]

@@Krishna-pt3yu That's what I've mentioned in point 3

[@Krishna-pt3yu]

@@ziaulhaque8707 yeah and CNG is also a fossil fuel so dont understand how its a viable atleast short term alternative to EVs.

[@dragonballhomie4353]

One important factor of comparatively less CNG cars sell is (not mentioned in video) the Boot space it takes especially hatchback cars of middle class people causing inconvenience for luggage space on long journey

[@zyx7955]

But choice for consumers limits na ...this has to be adapted by maruti also ​@@bishnurokka8199

[@shriharikulkarni07]

Tata has fixed this

[@xsanskar]

We retrofit in petrol or diesel vehicles that is why it takes boot space if OEMs put those in the assembly line itself this would not be a problem, and that is depended on the demand for such car to push OEMs to do so

[@sushant3196]

In swift, you can adjust if you know how to

[@dholakpurkirakhi434]

Tata had fixed that too 😃

[@ShreyashPatil1811]

Nitin Gadkari is GOAT.

[@shreyash__jain]

बकरी

[@ShreyashPatil1811]

Greatest of all time.

[@SajidShaikh-wi2gq]

😂​@@shreyash__jain

[@shreyash__jain]

@@ShreyashPatil1811 mazak tha bhai ,btw same name 😀

[@Yogi_The_Bitter_Truth_2408]

Big fan of Gadkari ji he is god of building infrastructure atleast in imperical reality and man of multi-guinnses of world records.

[@abhijit1820]

A total game changer...so proud to be part of this changing India.

[@Anton-tf9iw]

CO2 climate change is a global scam, but reducing petrol dependence makes sense.

[@bharathsingh6566]

@@AviAni-yi9xjwhat’s funny?

[@sunnykhanduja]

@Ganesh Another Big Reason of people not adopting CNG vehicle is that they feel it's unsafe and a CNG car can blast, it would be great if you share some research on this also.

[@djsunshine1]

It's been in the market for a long time!

[@thetruthseeker6340]

Death by cng are much less than the death caused by train travel or airplane travell, I am using cng from 12 years after 3 lakh km and 5 different cars I could say it worth to have cng

[@sunnykhanduja]

@@djsunshine1 Agree, Yet the adoption is too low even in NCR where the availability is not a challenge

[@guddu9132]

Petrol and cng are both explosive fuel I don't know what type of safety of u thinking about

[@dragonballhomie4353]

Also one major concern is boot space. When most middle class by small hatchbacks and Sedan, CNG tank takes up most boot space

[@kalyanbaron4614]

I think the 17000(incorrect number) CNG stations by 2030 is a lazy target. I think we have to push it to range of 30000-40000 stations. I want to see this revolution to pick a massive leap. Thank you @Think School for this amazing information.

[@belogical5048]

but kya unkai pass itni logistic hogi kyuki baad mai kafi dikhat bhi ati hai

[@vignanpc]

Govt plans to set an easy achieve-able target and ramp up the process of construction in a fast pace. But there is a big misconception in the market affecting the sales are the dangers that people considered regarding having a gas cylinder fitted to the cars which might cause explosions and the unavailability of filling stations.

[@ananthmysore440]

Yes Bro its bad target, problem is locating locations, now a days nobody gives land to govt bunks and the infrastructure connectivity leads to delay

[@ayansinha4039]

You get a CNG dealership. Invest 2Cr, Get 5% ROI

[@keshavagrawal2847]

Inconsistency in the price of CNG is a major turnoff. In MP it is 93/kg

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

Still it is cheaper than petrol.

[@abhi-rg9fu]

98 bro dewas

[@Devchar.1.1]

Hhh

[@Sandeepkumar-dm2bp]

@@hrushikeshavachat900 you are right

[@ameyaspadhye]

Biggest drawback of CNG vehicles from the user perspective is a lackluster performance. Put 5 people in a car and run it on the highway and ghat sections, you'll feel the engine struggling to perform like a petrol and diesel car. So CNG intrigues only to those people, who are buying entry level cars like Alto, Celerio and WagonR and are super budget conscious. But if we look at the market trends, car buying habits in India are changing. Earlier cars like Alto and Celereo used to dominate the charts, but today we see even ₹15 - ₹20L cars like Creta and Scorpio N in the top 5. And those customers won't like a lackluster performance at that price.

[@nothing4457]

Also cost of diesel and CNG becomes same for long distance travelling

[@MegaPrams]

nobody cares about milega anymore,if they did then they won't have broughta car

[@Psgarhiberuvpi-jy4iz]

Most indians mindset is still that CNG is not so cool and a car is a status symbol rather than an asset

[@priharahj5515]

ya agreed as car is and was always a luxury in India it will always b like that bt the transport and cab service guyz will alwys go for cng.. n low income grps/ ppl who dnt care abt drive experience will go for cng.. too

[@ananthmysore440]

@@Psgarhiberuvpi-jy4iz sorry brother or sister, that is how non Indians look at India, if you see urban india each house will have two cars, parked on the street, had it been an assest/satus symbol they would have made huge lockers for cars

[@SachinSingh-ej2zy]

Negative of CNG : fire and safety record . Price difference of CNG and petrol is very narrow in most of states

[@venkateshprabhu336]

CNG was always safe ,if CNG leaks then it mixs with atmosphere quickly, retrofit LPG aftermarket kits were the culprits and posed safety risks .

[@biswajitmohanty3027]

CNG average price 86 Petrol average price 105

[@dawn_alex]

Oohh the LNG deal with Qatar makes sense..😮😊

[@bananaboy7334]

Not a good idea it’s an Islamo fascist state

[@viratengineersindustrialse6728]

So much impressed about your presentation Keep rocking... God bless you..

[@adityaghanwat257]

Gadakari is example of Maharashtra politics from the independence the leader's like Him progressed the Maharashtra lots of love think school❤

[@OppoNhammer]

You’re definitely not from Maharashtra 😂

[@adityaghanwat257]

@@OppoNhammer from pune baap zade maratha hai aur main bhi rest is history

[@Innocent_monk]

Nitin Gadkari is my favourite Minister in BJP.

[@OppoNhammer]

Thanks to budget allocation and push/need from/of leadership

[@haricharan5929]

I also particularly worked on commercial Vehicles development in CNG sector. Make a video on biogas and bio CNG promoted by Nitin Gadkari to replace fuels importing from other countries. Pilot projects are started in Vidarbha belt. This can be the ultimate disrupter and H-CNG( liquid hydrogen mixed CNG) Engines are also in the development phase at ARAI.

[@venkateshprabhu336]

I m part of the team which developed as part of Bajaj supplier for CNG bike .. This bike is very well designed and filled with features

[@ANlMO]

Are the mileage numbers mentioned in the video true? 100km/kg seems too ambitious when comparing the mileage ratios as compared with the cng 4 wheelers.

[@AK-in3qm]

​@@ANlMO It is a lighter machine with lower carrying capacity also. I assume that to be the reason.

[@mAviralbhanu]

​@@ANlMO mileage of a 4 wheeler will always be lesser as compared to 2 wheeler. Because of the large engine and heavier load as.

[@dragonballhomie4353]

So is it gonna be regular 125 cc boring commuter or little sporty bike with 200+ cc?

[@mAviralbhanu]

@@dragonballhomie4353 it will be probably a competitor to splendor

[@djsunshine1]

I think you have this niche! Distributing knowledge of 'The opportunity to build a startup! Make sure you also suggest an idea as to how to fund each opportunity! Bless you!

[@You-ov3yb]

Chill

[@superakshit]

Amazing quality content as always. Kudos Just a fleeting thought for a suggestion - why not, towards the end, structure the opportunities bit as per the class/situation/age of your audience. E.g. in this video, one can say - 1. For upper class/family business people there is a potential opportunity in owning and operating these CNG stations 2. For middle-class/millennial professionals, there is an opportunity in exploring investments into listed CNG players and their ancillary companies/vendors 3. For genz's, particularly who are starting a career in engineering, CNG value chain players can be a good source of internships/jobs to ride this wave

[@Indianexplorer75]

It is good to see such explanatory videos and such content! Also, great work done done by think school . Also CNG has been very useful for many people and bajaj have played it smart.This is the type of content everyone should see so thank you team think school!! 👍

[@arunsubramanian7949]

Cng would’ve been an ideal fuel 25 years back. Now it’s about going be all electric future

[@Sanduraj]

5:04 I like how he says chalo...

[@user-fb2my7qc2s]

😂😂

[@vijayrajalbandi8314]

I left at 5.05

[@Udaypatel15]

Gujarat is one of top in number cng station so it is largest cng market There are adani gas, gujarat gas and more companies has CNG station in gujarat

[@jyotichoudhary817]

Thank you so much buddy❤ Keep going! Ye Dil Maange More 🇮🇳

[@deepaksurve3053]

This was a great information and insights Ganesh..more such insightful👍🏼 videos looking forward too

[@sravanketineedi2905]

We are way behind the European & American standards, better late then never. But our Indian Government needs to push for energy alternatives seamlessly, currently we are lagging behind a bit. By 2028, atleast 35 - 50% of vehicles should go with alternatives. My city, Vijayawada, RTC buses fleet & all autorickshaws are ran 100% by CNG since 2005.

[@ninadkashyap3017]

American standards are actually some of the most far behind. Europe is ahead of us in some terms but we are not that far behind (in pro-rated terms). Leaders are China for now. But I'm optimistic about snatching the lead from them in the next 25 years. But yes, Americans are actually the furthest behind. I stay in new york so I'm aware of the ground reality here.

[@gknkrnkjgjugjrgjrng]

we aren't behind . we are building largest wind plant ,etc@@ninadkashyap3017

[@You-ov3yb]

Chill

[@Dr.SumeshkamatGoa]

Road development = nitin sir ji 😍🙏400 paar sure 🎉

[@vatsxn511]

Man I just love the content, so informative for understanding businesses and plan out investments

[@user-xm8rr6jp7m]

I learn better... Thanks ganesh 🎉

[@saravanakumar4308]

How come a basic point is missing ?? If demand grows and the price piles up. How this cannot be applicable for CNG ??

[@VeeraForBharat]

But you have not mentioned the point that India stillneeds to import CNG ..so I am not very clear on how it's reducing the imports? Is it because it is less expensive and more efficient or we have some natural resources for CNG

[@bhadreshvariya6687]

Out of 6088 gas stations in India , Gujarat alone has around 1200 gas stations

[@dholakpurkirakhi434]

😎 Gujarat here people have so many CNG cars too because we have basic infrastructure

[@praveenrohankar1014]

Wonderful content as always. The topic of this video left me thinking that when people have an option to go electric where the operating cost is minimal and one can breakeven in a few years, how does CNG compare to such entry level electric cars at the cost of loosing the boot space.As we all know that most of the entry level car owners don't drive more than 200 km/day.

[@objectsmedia4523]

I am hoping for flex fuel or a completely ethnol powered vehicle. Because it's already running in Brazil for year's

[@SunilSinghJarhouliya]

Invest heavily in GAIL, the father of CNG operations..It might change your fortune, in addition to growth potential it pays healthy dividends as well. May God bless you all...

[@prithviraj1080]

Thanks! I was waiting for the important part where you compared CNG 2 wheelers and Electric 2 wheelers. It is such an important comparison and I can't see how you could have missed it.

[@viditgupta711]

You can make a video on Green Hydrogen as well.

[@rickbhattacharya2334]

Nitinji and Jaishankar sir are gems of this administration, I hope we can get a similar defence minister in Modi government 3

[@gayatrisavarkar8196]

Missing Manohar Parrikar sir...

[@akhripasta2670]

Exactly Defense minister Rajnath is not as efficient as his colleagues

[@DrSohailSAhmed]

We've seen the rise & fall of CNG in Pakistan & it hasn't turned out well. Not only it significantly increases the maintenance of the engine but also it isn't sustainable in the long run. On top of that, CNG cylinders can cause some really deadly explosions. You can find CCTV footages of that online. The last car I purchased, I deliberately kept it on petrol as even though CNG did provide good mileage but it also caused losses later on.

[@prithviraj1080]

Thanks for sharing. Interesting view. Lots of people are mentioning about blasts. This video should have also included a comparison to EVs which is more important that comparing the cars to Petrol/Diesel.

[@vipul0807]

Honda Activa CNG came but it was a flop due to the size limitations of the cylinder

[@saurabhsuman2960]

Video on bankruptcy and insolvency code

[@rakshitpatel5172]

1 more thing to add ,here in my area if you use CNG car then you are considered as you can't afford petrol so you are using CNG so that's a status problem And other one is CNG is less powerful when compared to petrol or diesel vehicle

[@prithviraj1080]

Yea, CNG is used by cabs and Autos. In the past, most cars never came in CNG also. This status issue is real.

[@Petrolhead11]

don't know about other states but Gujarat has pretty solid CNG infrastructure. There are literally CNG only fuel stations in my city with 8-10 online pumps but there is still short supply and u can find long ques in rush hour partly because filling up CNG takes more time and u have to get out of vehicle.

[@sourdeepdas4427]

@ganesh i think Retrofitting is not allowed after the introduction of BS 6 (if you do your vehicle doesn't come under insurance). The retrofitting in BS 6 vehicles is still to be allowed. Correct me if i am wrong

[@prvijaykumar]

@thinkschool As CNG is a natural resource, do you think there is enough availability to secure the future?

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

India has a huge potential w.r.t biogas and biomethane.

[@yourphilopher8065]

The pride of maharashtra - shri nitin gadkari ❤

[@koushikreddy112]

Bro Ur content and creative narration is amazing ❤ Great info bro This is one of the best u tube channel ❤

[@falcigo]

Honda Activa previously launched CNG scooter in year 2015 to 2017 but couldn't find more customers.

[@chintamani777]

Being a Maharashtrian i am waiting for Gadkari ji's "हवेत उडणाऱ्या बसेस" #IYKYK

[@premprabhakar805]

😂pipe dream... electric buses with pantograph make more sense

[@kshittijmulay3764]

@@premprabhakar805 Pantograph Buses and trucks will increase cost of operation and also it has been tested in Europe and it went off road within a year due to concerns with regard to power consumption and also environmental concerns. It sure is a technology to look forward too but not before 2050

[@Naraharisettiraviteja]

if the demand increases cost will also increase.

[@djsunshine1]

Cost can possibly go down because of the competition too!

[@studywithme2669]

Nope it will rise only ​@@djsunshine1

[@ezhil8442]

Very much surprised to see today's video content, especially in general election times😅 We expect these kind of videos from you ...

[@hrishikeshvarde5062]

Can you please look at bio cng also? As the normal cng is extracted via the oil wells but bio cng is made via the waste just like the bio gas. Would like to see some indepth research on it please.

[@Reddylion]

Its about personal interest, i prefer EV only. My personal preference. For mass consumption cng etc is helpful.

[@iamzayed]

Bro where is the video on Andhra??

[@vijayadike6192]

Great content, however what is the production capacity of CNG in India and do we have sufficient resources to produce?

[@kashyap242]

Thanks bro. Quite an informative video on CNG.

[@prince2.22]

Green Hydrogen Fuel is next to impossible fuel. It hasn't any capability become mass fuel. Sad but true

[@ravithakkar523]

Hi Ganesh & Team think scholl, Few important points 1) Do india produce enough CNG to run it's >60% vehicular traffic? Or do we need to import it after certain point 2) The major reason 4 wheeler market may not be very optimistic are Safety and power compromise, I think you need to highlight that 3) Cng filling station also have 2 types if i am not mistaken online and offline

[@phanin87]

I find CNG one or two counters in Big petrol bunks in Hyderabad and you always have huge line of cabs / auto in each place Avg time to fill a my car in each time is just 2-3 min for petrol Time for CNG is 15-30 minutes

[@HelplineGuru]

Ek number Bhai...

[@NamitGupta-mw1wz]

Plss make a vid on 2008 crisis please

[@plusultra7258]

There are already many videos on it

[@dushyant1774]

In the PV segment.......High initial cost(and also high breakeven in km to match the ice),low engine output,lack of safety in cng cylinders,lack of boot space are main reasons not only infrastructure ...and also present cng vehicles are predominantly used by cab drivers.The paradigm shift is still a long way

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

Safety issues and lack of boot space are problems due to the typical mindset of Indian people. They will buy a 3rd party mechanic fitted CNG systems in order to save costs. The second class which is somewhat lierate will buy a petrol car and go for company fitted CNG tank. This is safer bit still risky. One needs to buy the cars that are fitted with CNG tanks during assembly itself. This is the costliest option but it is as safe as petrol and also solved the issue of boot space.

[@GeetanshTech]

Thanku bhaiya for teaching such information in a sinplest way ❤

[@santhoshbm1136]

Auto LPG offers comparable environmental benefits and cost savings to CNG, yet it remains a strangely neglected alternative fuel!!

[@Tspeaks777]

CNG, gasoline, diesel, ethanol etc are in govt or some private entity's control, but electric vehicles are not. We can produce our own electricity by solar, so that never to worry about price increase in the future. Hydrogen may be another option, that we can produce from water. No pollution too.

[@prithviraj1080]

This is an important view.

[@mallipooalwa9085]

That's the ignorance at its peak. To run solar you'll need panels, batteries, conductors, electrical components. Do you think government won't hike the tax for those ? 20 to 30 years ago, we all would have thought that water is nature's gift and no need to pay. Is it the case today ? Aren't government charging you water bills?

[@keniljasoliya962]

India's Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is sourced from both domestic production and imports. Approximately 35-40% of the natural gas used for CNG production comes from domestic sources, while the remaining is imported in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from different countries 1. India imports approximately 37% of its natural gas consumption 2. The distribution of LNG imported into India in 2021, by country of origin, is as follows: Qatar: 40% United States: 24% Russia: 18% Australia: 9% Nigeria: 5% Others: 4% This data may be useful

[@gauravjk6931]

If 40 % is domestic and 37 % is imported, then from where remaining remaining 23% comes ?

[@bikashkr.choudhary4572]

​@@gauravjk6931 that is not absolute number sometimes increase sometimes decrease.....

[@akhripasta2670]

​@gauravjk6931 40% of that 37% imported CNG is of Qatari origin

[@deepakmramesh2662]

CNG cars don't have large boot space due to the cylinder placement. This is a huge deal breaker for many buyers, especially the vehicles in the transport business that'll be used for long travel as there'll be more luggage to carry. Due to the high pressure, CNG must be stored in cylinders as this shape can withstand high pressure. Hopefully the car designers can come up with something to place the cylinder without compromising the boot space.

[@palaash4]

@Thinkschool, another interesting video could be about how Bio-CNG plays an integral role in forming Maruthi & Mahindra’s vision in their Push towards CNG based vehicles. Happy to help with info on that.

[@shaun3008]

Nice to see change in topic after a series of politics...white paper yello paper was too much

[@manu-singh]

Agree these KZbin channels focus too much on useless politics. Politics is bullshit in our country, I don't even watch it due to its stupidity

[@adityashubham3648]

# Save Ladakh

[@vinayakdasaka4605]

How much cng supply will be required by, say, 2030 ? From qhere will this supply come from ? Won't depending of external sources for cng give a massive strategic filp negatively ?

[@saranmaniii]

Very professional and intellectual in the topic discussed🎉

[@user-cq6vt2qy2w]

Nitin Gadkari - BoB the Builder ⚒️

[@Adwatism]

Instead of betting on CNG Nitin Gadkari Ji should Focus on Hybrids and Plug-In Hybrids which are way more good than EV or CNG

[@dipmalyagantait4716]

Lithium Ion battery ?

[@Adwatism]

@@dipmalyagantait4716 EV ke infrastructure ke liye bhut kaam baaki hai

[@dipmalyagantait4716]

​@@Adwatismyeah. It will take years, also how much it is useful we don't know.

[@Adwatism]

@@dipmalyagantait4716 Yea that's why I mentioned Strong Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Technology cars should be a Focus

[@desidudev]

@@AdwatismEV’s are interesting but hybrids and Plug-in hybrid vehicles are comparatively much more reliable and practical.

[@dhirajvanarase4331]

The queue for CNG is so much that till your number comes in that time you already reach your destination with petrol vehicle 😅😂

[@ZeebleBub616]

not in my town...

[@studywithme2669]

Good​@@ZeebleBub616

[@bharatpurohit8331]

Do we produce CNG or again we have to import it?

[@nandish1627]

Ganesh I am from bhavnagar and the government is highly focussing on the cng terminal. It is also focussing on the road networks and transportation facilities which helps the society in many ways 😃

[@therandomthings6933]

CNG in auto is getting outdated, because battery based auto technology picking faster in worldwide. May be CNG can be used for cooking and industrial level. Anyways CNG is much needed energy resource, kudos to Modi govt for these initiatives.

[@dearsir1044]

Gujarat leads with 17% of 5899 cng stations in country

[@dearsir1044]

Adoption rate of cng vehicles is highest in GUJARAT.....

[@studywithme2669]

Battery is the future for pv vehicle

[@iamadosa295]

Naa we need to find another alternative. Dont know about the renewability factor about CNG but I am pretty sure it would be lackluster for long term investment. Rather fund more for renewable resources. It would take quite while for even petrol to run out.. EVs are obviously a better option, even in the future with maybe with new cells we could even gain far more efficiency and even cleaner sources.

[@harshal_naik]

So nice analysis. I hope u also received the National Content Creators Award 🙏🏽🇮🇳😊

[@jayinho]

Forget CNG, In the case of Pune I've felt there are even less number of petrol stations, there is always a big queue everywhere.

[@krishnachandramenon8]

We are so diversified with energy sources, we need to focus on high efficient, least emission source. As of now it's BEV, not hybrid, cng, amonia, gasoline, hydrogen etc that uses engines that inherently have 25-30% efficiency compared to 80-95% Bev efficiency.

[@Indiginous]

What is BEV

[@Indiginous]

Ok I got what is BEV but I think for now till the ev infra and tech is still progressing I think hybrid are still better

[@krishnachandramenon8]

@@Indiginous Yes, but without effort from government. To establish an ecosystem for electric vehicles it's very difficult for this new tech vehicles acceptance to the public, but here also it's the cheapest and more viable option compared to available alternative. But the catch is whether the govt thinks about it, or is shaken by the lobby group or other short term benefits. Another point just that we have many ethanol sources, increasing its consumption in the automobile industry makes sense.

[@Indiginous]

@@krishnachandramenon8 are you talking about ethenol vehicle or electric vehicles

[@krishnachandramenon8]

​@@Indiginous Yes, I think govt diversifies and bets all power drains. Better to identify the best source a d work on it. Even though India is not in good terms with China, we need to learn from them, they had bets on EVs and NEVs. Already established the ecosystem and raw materials sources a d supply chain, now it's difficult even for US, Russia or EU to compete with China.

[@N0Xa880iUL]

CNG tank scooters is as ridiculous as it sounds.

[@NewGenisaGem]

Thanks alot for the information. But could you also explain the future of hybrid and hydrogen vehicles in the future. It would be of great help

[@XxiPaulxX]

One of the few politicians that I actually admire💯

[@user-gg1zq2xb9s]

No brother CNG is no way near to be future fuel instead Electric vehicles are on a rise also Bajaj the company you mentioned has started to make electric auto rikshaw, the only thing stopping the sudden growth of EVs is due to the problem of lack of charging stations in India, but this problem is also solving day by day as TATA is building EV stations very robustly, mark my words in the next few years statistically saying for every 7/10 car will be an EV, correct me if i am wrong, By the way love your videos brother they are very informative unlike other channels you talk about facts and numbers then after ending your video you asked your viewers to decide what is right or wrong, big fan of your videos keep up the good work, waiting desperately for your new video.

[@user-wk1gf4pi1u]

😂 in country like india electric vehicle cost a lot maybe in usa or other developed country where there is more spending capital can afford to buy EV but it is extremely expensive in India where 70-80% of the people buy car on loan

[@akhripasta2670]

​@user-wk1gf4pi1u 70% muricans are on credit card debt debt. What are you on about

[@r.shanmuk5989]

We also need a video on Andhra pradesh as same as political and economy analysis done in previous videos. This explains the voters in what position andhra pradesh is in. It might just be a video but many people lives are suffering out there. This is a request from my side. Hope the team think school considers the request.

[@rjpanchal]

It’s going to be game changer. Such decision needs to be taken. Thank you government

[@givegreatness4407]

Southern state asia richest family betting on drugs😂😂😂

[@inthevoidreality]

Haha that's kinda sad😂

[@troll........]

what

[@dravidian667]

You’re just trying to spread some propaganda to cry over the fact your party can’t win in those states

[@vinodhkumar6573]

DMK - Drug Mafia Kingpins

[@troll........]

hua kya lekin @@vinodhkumar6573

[@Sharma-nz8id]

Whether people use Petrol or Diesel or CNG, BJP gov would give it at higher price only. If CNG vehicles become more common than petrol vehicles, then gov would make CNG as much expensive as petrol.

[@vikassharma3246]

Correct.

[@Atharva-np9qv]

Yes, it's true but we have to see that, if central government succeed to increase the production of CNG (with the increase of demand of CNG.) then the prices of CNG will not increase. At same time, government fail to increase the production then only the rate will increase.

[@raghu_rsb]

It's better at least they are paying off Oil Bonds Issued by UPA to provide subsidised fuel which people think is lower priced. They just want to be in power in whatever way possible irrespective of replication of such acts.

[@holypunk12]

What are you saying ? Petrol prices are higher in global market now !

[@nithish9355]

Bai don't expect the fuel prices to be cheaper in india. It is impossible to do it. India is heavily dependent on petrol and diesel at past n present. Petrol n diesel r nothing but cruide oil. We r important more than 70%of cruide oil from foreign countries. We r more dependent on foreign countries fr cruide oil. If cruide oil prices r increased by foreign countries then it automatically reflects in Indian market also. This results in inflation. So govt is pushing CNG n EV vehicles so that our dependency on cruide oil decreases. If our dependency on cruide oil decreases then inflation can be controlled. Not only inflation control. Hum jitna dusre country se dependent rahega utna hii humko dikkat hoga.

[@bla13280]

I see Uni Gas, Nayara and GAIL pumps near my place. But I have no idea if all the filling the same gas. LNG, CNG, Auto Gas. Different names and it is confusing.

[@dholakpurkirakhi434]

out of 6088 Gas stations in india around 1200 gas stations are in Gujarat 😎

[@vishantshah4878]

Bhai thoda proper research karo...India imports close to 80 percent Gas ....just look at stock price of IGL , Delhi is shifting on EV.Also Gas economy is hoax from climate perspective ....

[@Shekhawatamv]

वोट तो BJP ko hi देंगे

[@chaitanyagaikar4528]

14:58 Long lines at the CNG station, get a dealership, great opportunity for a business!

[@mandlanaresh3627]

Mind blowing information thanks@Think School

[@Abhijeetpatil-lj1nx]

GAdkari, is the same person who in year 2018 had said petrol price will be rs 50 per litre and a year ago the same gadkari said petrol price will be rs 15 😂if anyone has doubt please google that Gadkari petrol price rs 15 per litre and rs 50 per litre you. Will easily find the articles of newspaper

[@maxverstapanfromkerala]

Selective amnesia

[@Abhijeetpatil-lj1nx]

This channel turned into propoganda peddler and started bootlicking literally after that national creators award

[@parthkatkhede9757]

​@@Abhijeetpatil-lj1nx and it was how petrol can be brought that low

[@Abhijeetpatil-lj1nx]

@@parthkatkhede9757 Its not about that, its about fooling peoples by giving fake promises. If the promise had been true then why he didnt only one magical figure ? Once he said petrol will be rs 55 per litre and second time he said petrol price will be rs 15

[@sanketnegi1]

​@@Abhijeetpatil-lj1nxyour comment shows you are anti Modi.. I remember and know what was Mr. Gadkari talking about.. you need to check what he said exactly..

[@desiredditor]

Should focus on updating the is code for highway engineering

[@harshitsingharya5533]

Make a case study on UPSRTC! It's Story seems Magical! From Bleeding Losses to Most Profitable State Transport Corp.

[@Subhashnagula]

pro modi channel.

[@sukantokumar3631]

Madrasa level observation 😂😂

[@astv6491]

Graduate of madrasa university spotted 😂😂😂

[@vickysharma9403]

​@@sukantokumar3631 Andhbhakt level defending of this channel.

[@nikhilshajithumpassery6149]

Sometimes i even think the same but what he is sharing is facts. But still he covers less negative decisions of government and more of a positive side. Example: petrol prize and other prizes decreased by NDA during elections only... It's hard to come to a judgement

[@anirudhya110]

​​@@vickysharma9403german shepherd gangs roaming here for bones