The Tata Nexon EV Max has made a significant impact in the electric vehicle (EV) space since its launch and a review after one year has brought forward some significant insights.
After a year of driving, it’s time to review its performance, battery, durability, range, and any issues that may have arisen.
JSW MG Motor has made a significant stride in the electric vehicle (EV) market with the introduction of their new electric crossover SUV, the Windsor, by keeping it at a game-changing price and giving with it a lifetime battery warranty.
Priced attractively at approximately Rs 9.99 lakh (Rs 999,000) (ex-showroom), the Windsor is set to make electric vehicles more accessible to a broader audience.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) is gearing up to launch its first electric vehicle (EV) in January 2025, and the company is not just focusing on the vehicle itself but plans to create a complete customer support system.
This support system will take care of three major concerns of EV owners — range anxiety, charging infrastructure and resale value.
In India, the goods and services tax (GST) rates for hybrid vehicles are higher compared to electric vehicles (EVs) and here is why it is so.
This policy reflects the government’s strategy to promote greener technology and reduce pollution. The rate of GST for EVs is 5 per cent and it is 28 per cent for hybrid vehicles.
Let us explore the logic behind this decision and its broader implications.
Flex fuel vehicles (FFVs) are designed to run on more than one type of fuel which are typically those that use a blend of gasoline (petrol) and ethanol or methanol.
They give drivers the flexibility to choose the most cost-effective or eco-friendly fuel option available.
The electric vehicle (EV) market is growing rapidly (in long term), with Chinese manufacturers making deep inroads into North America, both in the US and Canada, but the recent news on duty levy proposals by these two countries could spoil the apple cart for China.
Tata Motors has taken a bold step in the mid-sized SUV market with its new electric vehicle (EV), the Curvv SUV Coupe.
Priced from around Rs 17.49 lakh (Rs 1.75 million), the Curvv aims to challenge internal combustion engine (ICE) SUVs like the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos.
During the past three years, India has witnessed remarkable growth in its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, marking a significant step towards sustainable transportation.
As the country strives to slash carbon emissions and promote green energy, the expansion of EV charging stations is set to spur this transition.
As the electric vehicle (EV) market in India continues to grow, many prospective buyers are curious about the resale value of these eco-friendly cars, and here, we see the probable resale value of top-five EVs in India after three years.
Resale value is an essential factor to consider when purchasing an EV, and it can significantly impact a car buyer’s overall investment.
Park+, a major platform managing around 1.5 crore (15 million) cars and over 25,000 verified electric vehicle (EV) owners, recently conducted an insightful survey of 500 EV owners across Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR), Mumbai, and Bengaluru that shows falling levels of satisfaction.
This study sheds light on the electric vehicles market in India, highlighting key issues such as charging anxiety, maintenance costs, resale value as well as owner satisfaction.
With the Indian Budget just days away, the electric vehicle (EV) industry is brimming with hope that the government will come up with a slew of measures to boost the industry’s prospects in the Indian market.
This is especially in the wake of the slower EV sales in June 2024 compared to a month earlier.
In June 2024, India’s electric vehicle (EV) market experienced a significant decline of over 14 per cent compared to May, due to interplay of government policy adjustments and shifting consumer preferences.
Despite this setback, the figures for June 2024 showed a promising 20 per cent increase from the previous year, which had also faced challenges due to subsidy revisions.
In the arena of electric motorcycles, Cake, the Swedish innovator known for its sleek designs, faced difficult days with its entry into bankruptcy proceedings in the early 2024 but has since been revived by Norwegian Firm Brages Holding.
However, the story took an unexpected turn when a Florida-based shop named eMoto acquired a substantial portion of Cake’s remaining inventory in the US market.
The recent imposition of tariffs by the US (planned) and the EU (EU imposed from 17 to 38 per cent tariffs) on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) signals concerns about the competitive threat posed by the Asian giant’s manufacturers and these curbs could mean China dumping its EVs in India at unbelievably low prices.
These tariffs, especially the substantial increases announced by President Joe Biden, aim to shield domestic auto industries from the surge of affordable Chinese EVs into the US.
Electric motorcycles have swiftly become a favoured option for eco-conscious riders, offering a blend of sustainability, style, and performance, and here, we rate the top-three affordable bikes globally — Evoke Urban S, Super Soco TC Max and NIU NQi GTS Sport — not necessarily in that pecking order, taking into account factors like price and performance.
With the surging demand for greener transportation, manufacturers have stepped up the rollout of affordable electric bikes tailored to meet the needs of budget-conscious riders.
Kia Motor’s latest global electric vehicle (EV), the Kia EV3, has been launched worldwide and the compact SUV is set to redefine the segment with a mileage of 600 km on a single charge.
This EV has similar features to the Kia flagship electric vehicle, the EV9, and is likely to balance aesthetics with technology and functionality.