India can’t miss the bus on EV manufacturing: Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari stressed the need for manufacturing locally and converting the country’s research and knowledge potential into wealth.
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Harley-Davidson stops production of LiveWire
Production and delivery of its first electric motorcycle has been stopped after identifying a problem with the vehicle’s battery charging system.
Porsche India bets big on the Macan
The German carmaker is all set to woo Indians with a more affordable version of its luxury sports car-meets-compact SUV style combo.
Uber and SUN Mobility tie up for e-auto fleet
As part of the deal, SUN Mobility will offer its energy infrastructure platform to a select number of original equipment manufacturers for building e-autos.
Tata Motors will respect and meet April 1 deadline
Tata Motors’ Guenter Butschek on the company’s BS VI preparedness, the role of design in differentiating models, and why Fame II aligns with its thoughts on electric vehicles.
Hyundai’s Kona Electric launched in India
The company says “India’s first electric SUV” can go 452 km on a single charge and the running cost is 80% lower than that of a petrol car.
Auto industry gets an electric boost
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s maiden Budget provides tax incentives and GST cuts for electric vehicles.
India may have a Detroit-like city for EVs: CEA
The CEA, Krishnamurthy Subramanian, feels that the major impediment to increased adoption of EVs in India seems to be the limited availability of charging infrastructure.
Video: Volvo’s driverless electric bus for Singapore
With its new electric autonomous and hybrid buses, Volvo is leading the way in transport innovation. Could India take any lessons in public mobility from Volvo’s new offering in Singapore?
Cabinet okays ₹10,000 crore outlay for FAME-II
The scheme is aimed at promoting electric mobility and alternative fuels in the country. Through FAME, the government is looking to achieve 30% electric mobility by 2030.
