which happened just one and a half months ago in north america where most of vehicle manufacturers had shown their hybrid vehicles electric vehicles and everything the general feel is you will first have a hybrid rather than pure electric and pure electric will mean they will come but they will come more slowly a significant part of your revenues comes from crankshafts which are not required for electric trucks analyst believe if the industry goes the electric route 20 plus of your revenues are at risk is that a fair assumption to go by with or have the numbers been a bit stretched 20 of our revenues are crankshafts now it is unlikely in any technology change that 100 of that is going to get replaced so roughly about 30 of that gets replaced because we supply crankshafts in other markets which are still not as ev savvy as north america we do not see this impacting our top line or bottom line in any which way soon and you have enough time to adjust into other markets we have seen this happen over the last 50 years when bharat forge started we were suppliers to two wheelers we were one of the biggest suppliers for bajaj auto and we do not supply anything to them we would not supply anything to twowheelers despite it being such a large industry change is a common factor in our kind of business it is clear that the change is happening faster in terms of technology than it is to happen before but we are ready we are quite ready to accept the challenge of change and align ourselves to change that is taking place as far as electric vehicles are concerned when do you think the commercial launch of electric trucks will happen as of now tesla is sharing proof of concept more than showcasing the truck they are showcasing their battery and the engineering technology ultimately the vehicle has to be commercially viable and it has to go through a process of commercial viability let me answer that question in two parts first every truck maker whether it is daimler or volvo whether it is navistar or iveco scania all of them have showcased electric trucks over the last two years two years ago during the las vegas show everybody had this technology the second part of my answer is that the first application of this technology is going to go to vehicles that transport products for delivery like ups dhl and people like that whether they just have a point to point delivery and that market has already been electric for the last 15 years so electric technology is nothing very new in the truck business today it has been there for a long period of time the us post has been running electric vehicles for many years ups dhl and many other service providers who do courier service or delivery service are going to move to electric i