Mumbai: Driver Caesi Peeli Mumbai wants to switch from a CNG car to an electric taxi.
Al Quadros, Most of the leaders of the Mumbai Taximen Union, said he would file a petition to the government to provide a taxi to buy a new electric taxi with a low level and also strengthen electronic charging infrastructure throughout Mumbai so they can recharge the battery or exchange .
They are in a convenient location throughout the city of island and suburbs.
At present, the CNG level increases around Rs 10 per kg, increases operational costs for taxi owners by 20% despite getting a tariff increase, he said.
In comparison, operational and maintenance costs for electrical cabins are very low – at least 50% savings compared to CNG fuel.