Delhi isn't flexing yet as India's ethanol dream gets an early reality check
Only four flex-fuel passenger vehicles have been registered in Delhi since the technology entered the market last month, highlighting a slow start despite the government's push for ethanol-blended fuels to reduce crude oil imports.
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Only four flex-fuel passenger vehicles have been registered in Delhi since the technology entered the market last month, highlighting a slow start despite the government's push for ethanol-blended fuels to reduce crude oil imports.
Only four flex-fuel passenger vehicles have been registered in Delhi since the technology entered India's passenger vehicle market last month, according to government Vahan portal data.Three flex-fue…
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