Electric Mobility

Sahil Gupta

Jul 21, 2022, 3:08 PM

Hindustan Motors To Get In The EV Business

Hindustan Motors has reportedly partnered with a European company for EVs.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jul 21, 2022

  Tesla Developing Supercharger V4

  The new superchargers will be aster and support non Tesla cars in the US.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jul 21, 2022

  Hyundai Is Working On A Sub $20,000 Electric i10 That Could Come To India

  Hyundai sells the i10 hatchback in India, Europe and Latin America.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jul 21, 2022

  Porsche Taycan Software Update Enhances Range

  The new software update for the Taycan enhances its range, adds features, unlocks micro transactions and maes its power train more robust.

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  Reuters | Jul 21, 2022

  Ather Says High Costs Pushing Back Profit Timeline

  Ather Energy said a surge in raw material costs and supply chain disruptions were delaying the company's path to profit despite high demand for its vehicles.

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  Reuters | Jul 21, 2022

  U.S. Postal Service Plans To Up Electric Delivery Vehicle Purchases

  The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) said it plans to buy at least 25,000 electric delivery vehicles - more than twice its prior estimate - as it works to replace its aging fleet.

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  Reuters | Jul 21, 2022

  China Greentech Company Envision To Build EV Battery Plant In Spain

  Spain has signed a partnership agreement with Chinese green energy company Envision Group to embark on four projects, including a battery plant for electric cars, with 3.8 billion euros ($3.9 billion) in total investment, partly funded by European Union aid.

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  car&bike Team | Jul 20, 2022

  TVS To Invest Additional Rs 1,000 Crore In Electric Vehicles

  A report quoting TVS MD Sudarshan Venu states that the company is looking to increase EV production to 50,000 units a month by end 2023.

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  Reuters | Jul 20, 2022

  Solid-State EV Batteries Could Cut Carbon Emissions Further, Says Climate Group

  Solid-state batteries, which use solid ceramic material instead of liquid electrolytes to carry electric current, could store more energy, charge faster and offer greater safety than liquid lithium-ion batteries.

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