ICRA sees alternate fuels reaching 40-45% of India’s CV market by FY30
ICRA projects CNG, LNG, EVs and hybrids will account for 40-45% of Indian commercial-vehicle sales by FY2030, up from 27% in FY2026. The shift could reshape fleet operating costs and delivery logistics, though infrastructure and servicing gaps remain constraints.
ICRA forecasts alternate fuels will account for 40-45% of India’s commercial-vehicle industry by FY2030, led by CNG/LNG and electric buses. Lower ownership costs and PM E-Drive incentives support adoption, though charging and fuel infrastructure gaps, upfront costs and service networks remain constraints.
Why this matters
The projection extends ICRA’s recent sector outlooks: it sees tractor growth easing to 1-4% in FY27 and flags West Asia risks to hotel occupancy, pegged at 72-74%.
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