<p>Automaker Maruti Suzuki India Ltd will phase out vehicles that run completely on petrol in seven to ten years, <em>The Economic Times</em> newspaper <a href="https://bityl.co/D2vA" target="_blank">reported </a>on Monday, citing a senior executive.</p>.<p>The move comes as Maruti, India's biggest car manufacturer, looks to update its product offerings in line with green targets set by the Indian government, the report said. </p>.<p>"In the next decade, we will convert all vehicles. There will be no pure petrol vehicles. They will either be electrified, or driven by CNG or bio-fuels," CV Raman, Maruti's chief technology officer, told the newspaper.</p>.<p>The company did not immediately respond to a <em>Reuters </em>request for comment on the report.</p>.<p>Maruti, which discontinued production of diesel vehicles in April 2020, has also said it will not launch an all-electric vehicle before 2025.</p>
<p>Automaker Maruti Suzuki India Ltd will phase out vehicles that run completely on petrol in seven to ten years, <em>The Economic Times</em> newspaper <a href="https://bityl.co/D2vA" target="_blank">reported </a>on Monday, citing a senior executive.</p>.<p>The move comes as Maruti, India's biggest car manufacturer, looks to update its product offerings in line with green targets set by the Indian government, the report said. </p>.<p>"In the next decade, we will convert all vehicles. There will be no pure petrol vehicles. They will either be electrified, or driven by CNG or bio-fuels," CV Raman, Maruti's chief technology officer, told the newspaper.</p>.<p>The company did not immediately respond to a <em>Reuters </em>request for comment on the report.</p>.<p>Maruti, which discontinued production of diesel vehicles in April 2020, has also said it will not launch an all-electric vehicle before 2025.</p>