As Delhi prepares for its biggest electric mobility push since the CNG revolution, auto drivers who lived through hours-long queues and fuel shortages say the city has one chance to avoid repeating history: build the infrastructure before the transition gathers speed.
As Delhi prepares for its biggest electric mobility push since the CNG revolution, auto drivers who lived through hours-long queues and fuel shortages say the city has one chance to avoid repeating history: build the infrastructure before the transition gathers speed.
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As Delhi prepares for its biggest electric mobility push since the CNG revolution, auto drivers who lived through hours-long queues and fuel shortages say the city has one chance to avoid repeating history: build the infrastructure before the transition gathers speed.
