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Hello India, this is Uday Raj from Lucknow Uttarpradesh . Our vision is to convert the existing fleet of buses into electric vehicles through retrofitting, which is significantly more cost-effective than purchasing entirely new electric buses. By im

Retrofitting existing diesel buses into electric vehicles (EVs) with a battery swapping system is a game-changer in the quest for sustainable urban transport. This innovative approach breathes new life into aging fleets, transforming them from pollut

PM eBus Seva: Electrifying India's Public Transport The PM eBus Seva is a government initiative aimed at transforming urban mobility by introducing electric buses (e-buses) in Indian cities. This scheme promotes clean energy, reduces pollution, and

The future of buses is rapidly evolving due to technological innovations and a growing focus on sustainability. 1. Electrification: Electric buses are gaining popularity as cities aim to reduce carbon emissions. Advances in battery technology are i

Urja Mobility - The EV revolution continues! Urja Mobility, an EV battery maker, raised $12 Mn to supercharge India's electric transport future.

Has anyone thought of an app where you can track local govt buses, their live routes especially when you are new to a city and want to use public transport

Quick commerce Zepto claimed the number one spot on LinkedIn's 2024 Top Startups list, a data-backed ranking of the 20 emerging companies growing fast, gaining attention and recruiting top talent in India. Whether it's enabling battery-swapping for e

What technological changes can happen in India by 2035? Give your realistic futuristic predictions below. Few of them might happen and will give us direction. My predictions: 1. Quicker and easy intercity transport, improved bus stand/stops, electr

Battery charging Technologies Charging schemes for a EV • Normal charging - (1-ph AC, 110-240 V, 13-20 A, 2-4 KW) - This type of charging is used in homes, garages, and residential car parking. - Charging takes a longer time, typically 5 to 8 hours

I was thinking of building a tap and pay payment system for public transport such as auto erickshaw etc to make ppl free from cash and UPI . What's everyone's thoughts!