I guess Suzuki doesn’t have any EVs it wants people to move to?
this post was submitted on 20 Apr 2026
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I think they have one (also built in India, but not sure which markets it’s sold in other than EU).
Basically just seems weird they’re going through so much effort when there’s a lot of solar infrastructure going up right now. I just don’t see them making enough money off this to be profitable when oil comes back, and even when oil comes back, enough people will have been burned that they’re going to move towards electric vehicles, at least in that part of the that world.
If you scrape every piece of dung with near perfect efficiency, it would work for cars. You have to disregard the much larger amount of scooters.
They should use garbage