Electric Cars

As per a Park+ survey, 51% of the electric car users want to move back to the internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Lack of charging infrastructure has frustrated almost 90% of the EV users. What are the other reasons? How can EV infrastructure be improved? Watch the complete video to know!

Tesla might be looking for a local partner to set up its operations in India, a report claimed. The Hindu Business Line reported citing people in the know that Tesla is in talks with Reliance Industries for a possible joint venture to build the manufacturing facility in India.

With 400 new electric buses flagged off by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and LG VK Saxena from the IP State Depot on 5th September, Delhi is now ranked number 1 in the country in terms of deploying electric buses in the city. But this is not all, to address Delhi's pollution woes the state government wants to add 10 times more electric buses to the existing fleet. According to the Delhi CM Delhi is planning to 10x the present number of electric buses by 2025. What's Delhi's plan to achieve this ambitious target? In this exclusive interview, Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint speaks to Jasmine Shah, AAP's senior leader and Vice Chairperson, DDC to find out if this is just a 'jumla' or a promise the AAP government intends to keep.

In this video, we explore the debate surrounding the environmental impact of hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) versus battery electric vehicles (BEVs). Critics argue that EVs are not as green as they seem, as they are manufactured in India using electricity derived from coal. A study conducted by IIT Kanpur compared emissions from different vehicle types and found that while EVs are less polluting than petrol vehicles, they have higher total emissions than hybrids. However, it's important to note that other studies have produced conflicting results. The video also highlights the different approaches of carmakers worldwide, with European and Chinese manufacturers embracing EVs while Japanese companies focus on maximizing hybrid technology. In the US and India, there is a neutral stance, but market developments favor EVs. The video concludes by mentioning the position of Tata and Mahindra, who believe that hybrids are only a temporary solution and not worthy of incentives. Overall, the video provides an overview of the ongoing discussion about the environmental sustainability of hybrid and electric vehicles.

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This video highlights the importance of EV in the Indian landscape. In addition to the environmental benefits, the Indian government is actively promoting the adoption of EVs through a range of incentives and policies. This includes subsidies, tax exemptions, and the creation of charging infrastructure. The adoption of EVs is also creating new business opportunities and driving innovation in the automotive industry.

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Tesla's market capitalization surged above $600 billion, making the once wobbly startup founded by billionaire Elon Musk worth more than the five top-selling global vehicle making groups combined