Electric Mobility

Sahil Gupta

Jan 7, 2021, 11:08 PM

Tesla's Model Y Sells Out In China 

The Model Y starts at 339,9000 yuan and the goes up to 369,900 yuan for the long-range dual motor model.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 7, 2021

  Mercedes-Benz EQS Will Have An Ultra-Wide Screen 

  Wagener notes in the post that he has merged "analogue and digital designs".

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  Shubham Parashar | Jan 6, 2021

  Electric Two-Wheelers Sales In India Sees Decline Of 5.46 Per Cent In 2020

  The electric two-wheeler industry has been able to weather the Covid pandemic by sales of high speed electric two wheelers in the January 2020 - December 2020 period.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jan 6, 2021

  Tesla's Texas Gigafactory Hits The Ground Running With A Giant Building

  A video has emerged which shows Tesla has ramping up construction and is building its first structure which is quite mega.

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  Reuters | Jan 5, 2021

  Electric Cars Rise To Record 54% Market Share In Norway In 2020

  Seeking to become the first nation to end the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2025, oil-producing Norway exempts fully electric vehicles from taxes imposed on those relying on fossil fuels.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jan 5, 2021

  Xpeng Leverages Livox LiDARs For 2021 Vehicle Range 

  The Xpeng X7 comes with XPilot 3.0 and now it will also be getting the Livox LiDAR technology.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 4, 2021

  Tesla Shares Set To Start 2021 At Record High

  Tesla Inc shares were set to open at a record high on Monday after the electric-car maker reported better-than-expected vehicle deliveries in 2020, extending a meteoric rally that has seen the stock surge more than 700%

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  Shubham Parashar | Jan 4, 2021

  Tata Motors Supplies Nexon EV To Haryana Renewable Agency

  Tata Motors has handed over the Nexon EVs to the state as a part of its tender with EESL.

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  Seshan Vijayraghvan | Jan 4, 2021

  Hyundai Plans To Expand Electric Vehicle Portfolio To 23 By 2025 Globally

  Hyundai Motor Group has released its Chairman, Euisun Chung's message for the New Year, which outlines the company's strategic direction and commitments for the year 2021 and beyond. Calling 2021 the 'Inflection Point for Future Growth' the South Korean carmaker has announced its plans to expand its battery-electric vehicle line-up from the current 8 models to 23 by 2025.

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