January 22, 2019

Mention

ITI Growth Opportunities Fund, Chetan Maini invest in EV startup RevOSedit

Livemint

ITI Growth Opportunities Fund, which invests in early-stage startups, has made its first investment in RevOS, an operating system for electric vehicles. RevOS provides battery management for two- and three-wheeler electric vehicles, an app for navigation, and an anti-theft lock.

Industry

Electric cars: Clarity needededit

The Asian Age

Year 2030 is the deadline by when all vehicles in India are to be electricity-driven and emission-free. With 14 of the world’s 20 most polluted cities, India has to work hard to curb emissions, 11 per cent of which is contributed by public transport.

Competition

Designing and packaging the technology for EV battery makersedit

The Hindu Businessline

When Puneet, who was working in a software company in Noida, felt he wanted to do something different, his interest in the automobile industry led him and his friend and co-founder Nikhilesh Mishra to try out something relating to automobiles.

Mytrah Mobility bags $1 billion from UN-backed GCF for electric busesedit

Business Standard

Mytrah Mobility, the electric vehicle (EV) solutions firm based in Gurugram, will be implementing the largest of its kind funding programme for electric buses and allied infrastructure in India. The UN-backed Green Climate Fund (GCF) will be channelising funds worth $1 billion through the company.

Electric Vehicles Next For Bajaj Autoedit

BTVi

Pune-based Bajaj Auto is planning to make a foray into electric vehicles (EV) next year, simultaneously with the migration of its conventional engine vehicles to BS-VI emission norms, its Managing Director Rajiv Bajaj said Monday

International

Electric Vehicles Could Cost the Same as Gasoline and Diesel Cars by 2021: Reportedit

The Drive

Electric cars have been held back by higher average prices than their gasoline and diesel counterparts, but new research indicates that this could change over the next few years. According to the study by research firm Deloitte, EVs could cost the same as internal combustion cars by 2021.

European power firms aim to harness electric car batteriesedit

ET Auto

Ever wanted to run your electric car for free? If you’re open to a bit of give and take, then stay plugged in and your wishes might come true. At least that’s what some European power companies and Japanese carmakers believe.

Toyota, Panasonic setting up EV battery JV amid rising China competition: Sourceedit

Zee Business

Toyota Motor Corp and Panasonic Corp are set to launch a joint venture next year to produce batteries for electric vehicles (EV) in an effort to compete with Chinese rivals, a source familiar with the matter said.

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