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Goverment Incentives for Petrol-Free Cars.

Created by : Kailash Sharma, Product Development Manager, Force Motors  | 10 14 2008 17:23:23 +0000
Industry : AutomobileFunctional Area : Autos(Personal Interests)
Keywords : Government Cars Petrol Incentives GOVERMENT Petrol-Free
Activity:  377 views;  last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
Should the government use tax or policy to encourage the use of cars which are not fueled by petrol?
  
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Yes but One correction non fueled by petrol and diesel.

 

CNG should be promotoed and so should electric and Hybrids.
By Arun Murali, Senior Software Engineer, Mind Tree Limited  | 02 06 2010 01:50:39 +0000
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drive with other fuel ( electric , compressed air, bio dsl )
By amit kumar, Service/Maintenance Engineer, classic honda  | 01 11 2009 17:37:34 +0000
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Cars which use less environmentally damaging fuel sources than petrol would be good for the protection of the environment. Petrol and diesel engines produce pollution both on a local and a global scale, contributing to poor health and global warming. They are also a major consumer of non-renewable energy, depleting global reserves and making us dependent upon oil-rich states for our energy security. Therefore, a scheme which can encourage people to use alternative fuels instead of petrol will have a positive environmental, economic and political impact.
By Kailash Sharma, Product Development Manager, Force Motors  | 10 14 2008 17:23:23 +0000
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Government incentives are economically inefficient. They are a form of social engineering, since people express their preferences through the market and incentives are a way of changing the market conditions so people’s views change. This is economically inefficient as it amounts to using public funds to “bribe” people out of the choice they would otherwise make, into making a different choice because the government thinks that they should.
By Ramakrishna Ganji, Product Development Manager, Mahindra & Mahindra  | 10 14 2008 17:24:27 +0000
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