Electric Vehicles (EVs) in India range from fully electric BEVs to hybrids (HEVs, PHEVs) and hydrogen-powered FCEVs. Each offers unique benefits like zero emissions, fuel efficiency, or flexibility, addressing varied consumer preferences.

The fusion of electric transport and smart grids initiated a new chapter in energy and mobility history. Together, these technologies have the potential to significantly reduce emissions and support a safe and affordable energy future.

India is expanding its EV charging infrastructure with 12,146 stations in 849 cities. Policies promote home and public charging, aiming for 29% EV sales by 2030, highlighting a commitment to reducing carbon emissions & enhancing sustainable transportation

Himachal EV Policy: पेट्रोल-डीज़ल से चलने वाले वाहनों को कम करने के उद्देश्य से हिमाचल प्रदेश की सरकार द्वारा एक सकारात्मक निर्णय लिया गया है.

Climate think tank 'Climate Trends' in association with 'Climate.com' released 'EV Dashboard' today as the penetration of electric vehicles

A recent study by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Kanpur has called into question the widely held belief that electric cars

The Tamil Nadu government has taken a significant step towards sustainable mobility by introducing the Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy in 2019.

The Indian government has set an ambitious target of 100% electrification of public transport and 40% electrification of private vehicles by 2030.

Considering the growth of electric mobility and the consequent responsibility that vehicle batteries imply, more and more countries, such as Germany, India and France, are jumping into the recycling race.

As automakers invest more in electric cars, environmentalists and scientists are sounding the alarm about what happens when batteries run out.