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If India envisions to break out on the electric mobility front in the coming years, it is crucial to create an EV charging ecosystem alongside

It may be convenient to rely upon China to provide lithium-ion battery cells and battery packs to support our electric and climate goals in the near-term, but we do so at our own peril. It is our future. Just as China has, we must assume responsibility for ourselves.

There is a great opportunity for serious Indian players to get into manufacturing EVs with indigenous design and development.

India still has a long way to go but there has been a great start to the journey

Driven by the need to offer sustainable transport that is both cost and energy efficient, car rental services have ensured that they harness the potential of new-age technology

As many as 18 electric vehicle startups participated in the Auto Expo 2020 compared to 11 in 2018

The entry level variant was launched on Wednesday during the Auto Expo-The Motor Show 2020

The Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons has asked governments across the world and auto industry to take a measured view on the propulsion system for cars of the future

As the central government de-licensed the activity of setting up of public EV chargers, you might want to look at the space for business opportunity

In a video announcing the rollout, the world's richest man drove one of the three-wheelers, part of a fleet which will be used by the e-commerce giant to deliver goods.

Multiple agencies are not just working in favor of promoting the sales of low-emission vehicles but are also taking steps towards favorable policies

According to the ET Auto report, only 1,309 units of electric cars were sold in India in April-November of FY20

Bengaluru-based Bounce is counted among the fastest growing bike rental startups in India. The company has aggressive plans for expansion by adding electric vehicles and franchise model of recharging stations

The founder of Gayam Motor Works discusses the ecosystem of EVs in India, praises some steps of the government but adds the road towards complete EV adoption is long

The policymakers and the automobile industry are implementing critically productive measures to maneuver a nationwide change

Industry experts believe that localization mandate may be the reason behind low sales but it will lead to the manufacturing of good quality products in a long run

Chaba talked about an extended honeymoon period for MG Hector, the launch of their first EV and how one needs to start somewhere without waiting for everything to fall into place

While raw materials such as lithium needs to be imported from other countries due to lack of reserves in India, the technology to process and build batteries can be achieved in India

Indian market is not ready for mass adoption of electric vehicles as they cost more compared with diesel- or petrol-run vehicles

Government wants companies to manufacture locally for both domestic and foreign markets: Harkiran Sanjeevi

A question that remains unanswered is whether development of charging infrastructure is necessary for deployment of the vehicles or is it the other way round