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hey , it's me aakash sanwaniya... I have an idea Powering the Future – A Revolutionary EV Charging Network in India *Transforming India’s EV Infrastructure with Smart, Convenient Charging **Problem Statement – The Need for a Robust EV Charging Netw

hey I am thinking to build an ecosystem for ev's like the ic vehicles have feul stations every here and there but for ev's there is no such a big infrastructure where we can go freely without thinking of charging. my vision to setup charging statiio

Hello guys what do u think about starting a start up of renting electric bikes in Indian major cities and building solar charging points ?? Please share your opinion . Thank you

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

Electric vehicles will have a huge market in the coming time there is going to be a huge need for charging stations in the market, so working on it is a good idea

🚗 65% of Indian EV owners face charging anxiety VoltUp raised ₹20 Cr to build a battery swapping network What's broken? ❌ Long charging times ❌ Limited charging stations ❌ Range anxiety in tier-2 cities What VoltUp is building: 🔋 Battery swappin

Gentari & Shell join forces to power up India’s EV charging network Big moves in India’s clean mobility space: Gentari and Shell have signed an agreement to accelerate EV charging infrastructure development across the country. Here’s what’s driving

EV Growth Since FY2022: Tier 3 Cities Are Catching Up Fast! Here’s how electric vehicle adoption has accelerated across India: - Tier 1: 5.73% ➡️ 13% - Tier 2: 4.16% ➡️ 10.67% - Tier 3: 1.69% ➡️ 8.68% From metros to small towns, India’s EV revolut

Just as we look at India’s second-hand car market, we can similarly look at India’s second-hand mobile market. There is still a significant gap here, especially in Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities. While there are some startups in Tier 1 cities, no one is cu