Fewer than one per cent of the world's vehicles are electric, but by 2040 more than half of all new cars will run on the same juice as televisions, computers and hair dryers
In the two biggest tenders for e-cars and e-buses that have been finalised in recent months, price quoted by some companies has left industry peers surprised
The delay, said sources, was due to lack of consensus among stakeholders within the government on allocation of funds
Daimler AG is investing €10 billion in electric and hybrid technology and is preparing to launch the EQ electric car
The global energy major's statement comes at a time when India is planning to cut its crude imports by 10 per cent by 2022
Pawan Goenka says EVs need to expand gradually and a hundred per cent shift by 2030 is not possible
According to Fulbrook, India is still 10 years behind, so there is a headroom to refine gasoline proposition
Set an ambitious target, finalise the incentives, drive it from the top and avoid flip-flops in policy decisions
The company has planned to roll out its first electric vehicle by 2020
While China manufactures everything from a chip to a converter for its electric vehicles, Indian automakers use imported electronic equipment
The restructuring proposal was mooted by government think tank Niti Aayog for 'providing a leadership and inter-ministerial coordination'
For petrol car with Rs 500,000-600,000 tag, EV variant won't be less than Rs 1.2 mn today, says Maruti Suzuki chairman
Price of the mineral, a key input in electric vehicles, has tripled the past 2 years. Sweden seeks to pare global dependence on leading supplier Congo
The report also said fiscal incentives must also be given with an aim of bringing down the initial purchase price and to reduce ownership cost
The power ministry will also do away with cross subsidy in the proposed power tariff policy to promote e-mobility, as nobody will buy power at Rs 11/unit, Singh said
Plans to open 3 charging stations in each of 5 zones, to add more charging stations in next 3 years
With the world's top automakers poised to introduce dozens of new battery electric models over the next 5 years, executives continue to ask: Who will buy all those vehicles?
The automobile industry is moving towards the use of lithium-ion batteries instead of lead-acid batteries to offer quicker charging and higher range
The Fame India scheme incentivises all vehicle segments, including two-wheeler, three- wheeler auto, four-wheeler vehicles, light commercial vehicles and buses
Ministries oppose NITI Aayog's EV programme stewardship