Any data on road accidents & deaths by luxury cars?

In a country of 140 crore people, only 6.77 crore file taxes, out of which only 20 lakh people pay taxes with income over 20 lakh. The income tax data collected shows only 1.7 lakh people reporting income of more than Rs 1 crore in a year. Yet luxury brands like BMW, Jaguar, Audi, Mercedes, Porsche, and Maserati sell almost 35,000 cars every year. Also, 45 lakh people have incomes above Rs 10 lakh, but 25 lakh cars are bought every year. That only shows that tax evasion is soaring.

Like even frauds but rich that can buy 100000 worth phones easily. Can buy luxury car if they want etc.

I often see videos on YouTube regarding secondhand luxury cars under 10 lakhs and want to understand what are the hidden costs in the long run anyone bought sych cars hiw your experience with that ?

In a bustling Indian city, a series of tragic accidents caused by reckless driving and disregard for traffic rules have raised concerns about road safety. Despite existing traffic regulations, the lack of adherence to these rules remains a significant issue nationwide. Efforts to enforce these laws face obstacles due to various factors such as cultural attitudes towards road safety, inadequate infrastructure, and challenges in implementing consistent legal measures. In light of these challenges, the need for a comprehensive strategy to ensure compliance with traffic rules across India becomes increasingly evident. How can India effectively address this issue and legally enforce adherence to traffic regulations on a national scale, considering the multifaceted nature of the problem?

The last I saw, to be in top 1% individual in terms of wealth, you needed to have assets worth $77k. This is from news article of 2020. Sharing link here - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/this-is-what-it-takes-to-be-in-the-1-around-the-world/articleshow/74057315.cms Now, based on new data, you need to have assets of around $175k. Approx 150% rise in 3 yrs! Link for the same - https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/real-estate/indias-ultra-wealthy-population-to-surge-58-4-in-next-five-years-knight-frank-10605531.html Is anyone here in top 1%?

Liabilities and high interest loans rising, household savings falling. It's a very worrying statistic if people are borrowing money just to stay afloat.

I tried Ola ebike service for commuting a short distance ~ 5km. The experience was good and the fare was also cheap(50 Rs.). I spoke to the driver about earnings and whether he has to give EMI for the OE bike. Then he showed me the below table - how his earnings are calculated. I got shocked at seeing the high earnings amount - upto 4.5K daily which amounts to 1.35 lac monthly! He told me that Ola ebike is for short distances only - Upto 7-8 kms. And he is able to get average 3-4 rides in 1 hour, and he also doesn't have to pay for the vehicle rent. The Charging is also free at Ola Chargers. I couldn't help but wonder how can Ola sustain with this much spending. If they're giving upto 1lac to every driver and charging the user very less, that's a lot of cash burn.