I think , it is golden opportunity for foreign brands to capture as much as market share in India.📈🤩
Now Tesla will set up their plants in India and according to rumours Elon Musk will be staying in India on 21 and 22 April.🤩💭🤔
This clearly sh
Actually, Indian Startups are focusing on the Two Wheelers i.e OLA , Ather and Bajaj etc.
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Why do we only see two wheeler startups instead of any four wheeler startups . We have ather , revolt , ola , ultraviolette, simple one but almost none for cars?
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List few foreign startups that are not present in india but can be very successful like ola, zomato etc.
I'm here for my startup actually I'm planning to build a tech product (gps tracker) for two wheelers ..if you really want to do with me you can simply text me on my
This wannabe replica of Indian Musk had no clear business plan. Even a first year MBA graduate would have managed Ola better than this guy. He is copying the West and Indian startups together and making Ola looks like a sambar
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