Madhuri Dixit's Husband Shriram Nene Just Bought An Electric Vehicle. His Verdict
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"You guys have to try it. Welcome to tomorrow, today,” he wrote
Madhuri Dixit's husband, Shriram Nene has welcomed their first electric vehicle in India. And, he is mighty impressed with the car. Shriram Nene has shared a video on Instagram in which we can get a glimpse of the shining black four-wheeler. Here, Shriram Nene is having a conversation with people who have come to deliver the car. He has also penned a long note in this regard. “Just took our delivery of the first of many EVs, right here in India. I am so impressed with the car, the charging infrastructure, and the ride.” Talking about the technology and the overall experience he said, “The user experience is amazing and complete with the latest apps and tracking and comes with a home charger. And, all for a reasonable price. More importantly, it has zero emissions, built and designed in India, reduces our reliance on foreign oil, and improves the whole equation.”
As per Shriram Nene, this vehicle is worth a ride. “You guys have to try it. Did I mention that there is superb charging infrastructure in Mumbai? Welcome to tomorrow, today.”
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