India is expanding its green mobility strategy with the launch of flex-fuel motorcycles capable of running on ethanol blends up to E85. This move aims to reduce the country's heavy reliance on imported crude oil while providing a new revenue stream for domestic farmers producing ethanol. Government data indicates that ethanol blending has already significantly reduced CO2 emissions and saved billions in foreign exchange. The transition to flex-fuel vehicles is positioned as a faster, more affordable alternative to electric vehicle infrastructure for the mass market.
