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Oct 22, 2023, 11:10 AM

Okaya EV Launches New Motofaast Scooter In India; Prices Start At Rs 1.37 Lakh

The Okaya EV Motofaast offers a range of up to 130 km on a single charge and gets features such as disc brakes front and rear and a 7.0-inch touchscreen.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 21, 2023

  BMW Group Joins List Of Tesla's North American Charging Standard Adopters

  By early 2025 the drivers of BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce will gain access to Tesla charging stations.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 21, 2023

  Gamma Technologies Partners with Log9 Materials to Boost Battery Innovation for EVs

  Gamma Technologies is responsible for the creation of GT-AutoLion, the electrochemical simulation software

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  car&bike Team | Oct 20, 2023

  SIAM Hosts 'Green Plate EV Rally' In Partnership With Ministry Of Heavy Industries

  The rally showcased a fleet of over 100 electric vehicles, including 2-wheelers, 3-wheelers, cars, and buses

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  car&bike Team | Oct 20, 2023

  Race Energy Partners with Lohum For EV Battery Recycling

  Race Energy and Lohum have signed a strategic partnership to optimize EV battery waste management, targeting over 90% raw material recycling or repurposing.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 20, 2023

  Tork Kratos R's New Ride Mode Caps Top Speed At 35 kmph; Promises Real-World Range Of 150 KM

  The Eco+ ride mode will be available in addition to the three existing ride modes: Eco, City and Sport

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  Jafar Rizvi | Oct 20, 2023

  Green NCAP Introduces Life Cycle Assessment Award

  The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) award commends top-rated cars with the least impact on the environment throughout their entire lifespan

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  Yash Sunil | Oct 19, 2023

  BMW i7 M70 xDrive Launched In India At Rs 2.50 Crore

  The BMW i7 M70 xDrive will be imported as a completely built-up unit.

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  Jafar Rizvi | Oct 19, 2023

  Toyota Unveils Kayoibako Electric Minivan Concept; Set To Debut At Japan Mobility Show 2023

  The name 'kayoibako' is derived from configurable shipping containers used for the secure and efficient transportation of parts and products.

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