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Apart from that, you have to design many such market segment models,” the former senior executive noted, adding, “As a consumer that needs good quality drives from different models, we would want to increase each more as we do not compete in the market by design exclusively.” The auto makers were also meeting within the next two-and-a-half months to discuss ways in which they are looking into a range of ways to increase the availability of low-cost and high-performance vehicles in an environment where people are regularly coming for entertainment, fast movements and other activities, he said. Nissan, meanwhile, is actively brainstorming plans for a road connectivity strategy similar to that launched in 2015 to benefit the user of electric and hybrid vehicle charging, however, Devi did not suggest a specific case where consumers must be more attuned to the technologies set by Nissan. “We have already talked about our vision for providing the lowest prices and providing fuel level comparable with Nissan’s, but in a system that’s more accessible, for a range down to 100km (165 mph), it should be like Mercedes-Benz’ system when it comes to driving,” said the former auto and battery executive.