The policy provides for up to Rs 22,000 subsidy on purchase of e-two wheelers to ensure cost of commuting comes close to petrol-driven two wheelers
While electric cars are emission-free on the road, they still discharge a lot of the carbon-dioxide that conventional cars do
Two young companies are offering electric two-wheelers for hire via mobile apps to encourage smart, affordable mobility for short distances
Centre's guidelines on charging infrastructure are welcome
NITI Aayog has proposed incentives of up to Rs 25,000 -50,000 to be directly transferred to EV buyers
For once, India's bureaucrats might not crush an emerging sector by over-regulation
The finance ministry said the advisory has been issued keeping in view the policy thrust of the government
Adoption of electric vehicles will reduce dependence on oil imports and promote power capacity addition in India thereby enhancing energy security of the country
Narendra Modi's government has set a target of electric vehicles making up 30% of new sales of cars and two-wheelers by 2030 from less than 1% today
India is working on a new EV policy which aims to incentivise investments in electric vehicle manufacturing, batteries and smart charging
SMEV expects the government to target at least one million EVs in top-10 most-polluted cities across India
Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd., supplies electricity to 1.64 million consumers in Delhi.
Of the Rs 88,500 cr, Rs 83,500 cr would be used for curbing sulphur emissions from power plants, and the rest to develop electric vehicles infrastructure in 70 cities in the five years ending 2025
According to the Union Housing an Urban Affairs Ministry, the government expects 25% of the total vehicles on roads will be electric vehicles by 2030
There is a much greater awareness on clean technology vehicles in India
Their actual business success will largely depend on how quickly the lithium-ion batteries become more efficient
The government has done its bit and now it is up to the industry to make EVs happen in the country, M&M Managing Director Pawan Goenka said
Germany, together with a few other major European economies, is set to have a much higher share of electric vehicles among its new registrations than the EU average
The Union Cabinet last week approved the FAME II scheme to implemented in three years with effect from April 1, 2019
Instead of achieving target of 6-7 millions sales of such hybrid vehicles by 2020, only 0.263 million electric vehicles have been adopted in India, the PIL said.