Back

In a move aimed at advancing India’s electric mobility sector, two-wheeler manufacturer PURE EV has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with JioThings, a subsidiary of Jio Platforms

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

Ola Electric mobility get third time notice due to mismatch of sell ev and register ev. this notice come from road transport ministry due to sales mismatch

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

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

BikeWo Partners with Flipkart's Instakart to Deploy 1,300+ EVs for Sustainable Deliveries Electric mobility startup BikeWo Green Tech has partnered with Instakart Services Pvt Ltd, Flipkart's logistics arm, to deploy 1,300+ electric vehicles across

Legacy automaker TVS Motor and Bhavish Aggarwal-led Ola Electric have emerged as the top two players in India’s fast-growing electric two-wheeler (E2W) market for April, overtaking Bajaj Auto in total registrations. According to Vahan data as of May

🚀 15-Minute EV Charging? It’s Happening! ⚡️ Bengaluru-based Exponent Energy just charged an electric bus in just 15 minutes using its 1MW rapid charging tech! 🔥This is a world 🌎 record for fastest charging a bus. 🚌 🔹 Partnered with Veera Vahan

⚡ Who owns Ola Electric? 🚗🔋 With Bhavish Aggarwal holding 30%, and SoftBank Vision Fund close behind at 17.8%, Ola Electric is driving the future of electric mobility! 🌍🔌 From global investors like Hyundai and Alpha Wave to retail investors, ever

India’s EV Makers Hit by Rare Earth Shortage Amid China Curbs Indian electric vehicle manufacturers are facing supply disruptions due to China’s export restrictions on key rare earth elements like neodymium and dysprosium, essential for EV motors.