LNG trucks are called long-haul vehicles, as they have a driving range of 600-1,000 km in a single fuel fill, giving them an edge over other fuels. By 2030, India could see 50,000 trucks serviced through 400 LNG retail stations, according to Emkay Research. India has around 4 million trucks operating, of which 1 to 1.5 million would be diesel-run trucks. Emkay Research says 3-5% of this can be converted to/replaced by LNG by CY30, which implies 50,000 trucks.
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