Technology

Sahil Gupta

Sep 2, 2021, 10:23 PM

How Semiconductor Shortage Affects The Auto Industry?

As demand for cars returns, automakers in India and around the world are announcing production cuts due to the global shortage of semiconductors.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 2, 2021

  StoreDot Showcases Tesla Style 4680 Battery Cells That Can Charge In 10 Minutes

  4680 or tab-less batteries are named because of their dimensions of 46mm by 80mm which is bigger than a cylindrical cell.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2021

  Hyundai And Motional Unveil First Ioniq 5 Based Robotaxi

  The robotaxi will be unveiled next week at the IAA Mobility conference in Munich next week and will be deployed in partnership with Lyft.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2021

  Volkswagen Owned MAN To Go Fully Electric 2024 Onwards

  Volkswagen is the boldest of all mainstream automotive groups having committed upwards of $80 billion towards electric cars.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2021

  Tata Tigor EV: The 5-Point Tech Overview

  The Tigor EV builds upon the lineage of the Nexon EV and presents a more affordable and pragmatic option to consumers.

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  Sahil Gupta | Aug 31, 2021

  Tesla Supercharger V2 Units Start Surfacing In India

  The first showrooms will be in the metro cities of Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore, which have the most evolved charging infrastructure in the city.

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  Sahil Gupta | Aug 31, 2021

  Tesla Gets Approval For Testing Four Models In India

  Tesla incorporated its Indian entity via the Netherlands in January this year but is a ways off from launching a car in the market.

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  Sahil Gupta | Aug 31, 2021

  Gogoro Passes 200 Million Battery Swapping Mark

  It has announced a partnership with the world's largest two-wheeler maker Hero in India. It has similar deals in China as well.

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  car&bike Team | Aug 30, 2021

  Toyota To Restart Self-driving Vehicles At Olympic Village With More Safety Staff

  Toyota Motor said on Monday it would resume operations of its self-driving e-Palette pods at the Tokyo Paralympic Games village with greater operator control and more safety staff to ensure they did not hit any more people.

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