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Indian Powertrain at Crossroads – Is Dieselization Permanent or Temporary?

Aswin Kumar P., Automotive & Transportation Industry Analyst
Why should you attend:
· Learn about expected market share by fuel for the next four years based on customer preference
· Identify the specific reasons behind each powertrain choice
· Analyze how previous experience of a particular powertrain influences future preference
· Understand customer preference, willingness to buy, and infrastructure developments on alternate fuels such as CNG, LPG and electric vehicles
· Know about the price sensitivity of customers for increased petrol and diesel prices, and its impact on powertrain choice
Aug 28 2012
35 mins
Indian Powertrain at Crossroads – Is Dieselization Permanent or Temporary?
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