Electric Mobility News

If Xiaomi was to take an Apple-like route in India, it could easily partner with someone like Tata Motors

During the launch of 'Go Electric' campaign, the Union Minister suggested that electric vehicles (EVs) should be mandatory for all government officials.

The study, titled RaRE (Rare-earth Recycling for E-machines), intends to build on work completed at the University of Birmingham in devising a method of extracting magnets from waste electronics.

Pune-based EV start-up, EMotorad, has announced its plan to expand its network to over 100 cities across India by the end of 2021. The company already has over 90 outlets across 42 cities, and over 50 service centres.

Pune-based EMotorad is one such start-up that has made a strong case for itself in the electric bicycle space. The company, which started its operations in mid-2020 with the launch of its maiden product, the EMX electric cycle, in recent months has added two new products to its line-up - the Karbon and T-Rex.

The new service will be a pilot project to test the viability of fuel cell buses for intercity commute and to analyse the affordability quotient as compared to conventional ICE bus service.

While he didn't give any indication about what the new tractor will be like or its make, we wait to get further updates on this.

The price cuts come as Tesla looks to ramp up its deliveries. Overall, the company delivered 499,550 vehicles during 2020