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Another car company entered India: Vietnamese car brand VinFast has officially entered India. VinFast will assemble cars in Thoothukudi, Tamilnadu. Initially, the company will launch its 2 mid size SUV EV model VF 7 and VF 6 in the second half of 20

India’s EV Ecosystem is Charging Ahead: Key Highlights You Shouldn’t Miss . . From stealthy launches to strategic partnerships and greener infrastructure, India’s EV landscape just had another power-packed week. Here’s a breakdown of the 7 most impo

Vietnamese EV manufacturer, Vinfast is set to enter the Indian Markets by first showcasing their wide range of products in Bharat Mobility Expo on Jan 17, 2025. What will you guys bet on? Will it sustain like Kia or will it be struggling like Jeep o

VinFast joins hands with RoadGrid to power up India’s EV service infrastructure Vietnam’s VinFast is moving fast — and now it’s partnering with India’s RoadGrid to build a robust EV servicing and charging ecosystem in the country. This collaboration

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Ola Electric sell 25000 EV in the month of February with the market share of 28 % in ev segment. #ola #ola electric

The Rise of Electric Vehicles in India India's EV market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by government incentives, rising consumer awareness, and technological advancements. The country's vast population and growing middle class present a signif

Kia Clavis EV Spotted Testing in India – Launch Expected in 2025! Kia is gearing up to expand its EV lineup in India with the upcoming Clavis EV, recently spotted testing. Positioned between the Sonet and Seltos, this compact electric SUV will cate

Nissan Micra EV: A Stylish Electric Hatchback for the New Generation Nissan is set to reimagine its iconic Micra as a fully electric hatchback, designed for the next-gen urban driver. Built on the CMF-B EV platform, the Micra EV will combine afforda

Chinese online fast fashion brand Shein has re-entered the India market almost five years since its ban through the country's leading retailer Reliance Retail.