June 20, 2019

Specific

Aimed at reducing carbon emissions, the Tamil Nadu government recently kicked off an initiative to run 500 electric buses in three cities —Chennai, Madurai & Coimbatore.edit

ET Prime

Globally, battery-swapping ventures have failed miserably in the past, but the technology is making a comeback now. As India aims to run its two-wheelers on electricity, battery-swapping majors smell an opportunity. Still, they will have to first clear the cloud over financial viability and scale.

Mention

E-mobility for Future: All EVs on Roads Post 2030, Proposes NITI Aayogedit

Entrepreneur

The dialogue around e-mobility has been around for a while but the latest proposal by NITI Aayog has taken the discussion a notch ahead and honestly, looks a bit far-fetched. In a Cabinet note, the Indian government’s think tank has proposed the sale of only electric vehicles post 2030, seeking faster adoption of e-mobility.

Industry

Are we ready for a battery-powered future?edit

The New Indian Express

Aimed at reducing carbon emissions, the Tamil Nadu government recently kicked off an initiative to run 500 electric buses in three cities —Chennai, Madurai & Coimbatore.

Eight charging stations for electric vehicles on Bengaluru highwayedit

The Times of India

As part of its overarching plan to boost eco-friendly modes of transportation, Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (Cesc), Mysuru has decided to set up eight stations where motorists can charge their electric vehicles along the Bengaluru highway.

Road ministry proposes exemption of registration fees for electric vehiclesedit

Livemint

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has proposed to do away with registration fees for battery operated or electric vehicles (EVs), as a part of the government’s plan to create an ecosystem to enable adoption of such vehicles.

International

As China cuts support for its electric carmakers, auto firms could face a ‘war of attrition’edit

CNBC TV18

If you walk around Shenzhen, one of China’s big technology hubs, you’ll notice all of the taxis are electric. In other major Chinese cities, so-called new energy vehicles are commonplace — with Tesla cars and other models from the dozens of domestic manufacturers on the roads.

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