
The company is actively working on designing electric trucks with both overnight and fast charge options to ensure a long driving range of 400-500 km on a single full charge.

As of now, two meetings regarding this initiative have been conducted and the main focus of the talks was aimed at lowering per unit costs of EVs and distributing the vehicles to existing transporters, as per an official.

This initiative is expected to fulfil the majority of power requirements for ‘NueGo’ electric buses from renewable energy sources, thereby reducing reliance on grid power significantly.

This initiative is a strict measure taken by the government to address the issue of careless driving habits of passenger vehicle drivers. With cameras installed the cause of accidents can be identified easily thus the drivers will have to operate these ve

The firm will invest a total of $400 million into the EV platform and over the next seven to eight years the firm is aiming to invest $1.2-2 billion for the NBFC.

According to CRISIL, e-bus sales are growing in only the public sector because of the efforts of the Indian government and adoption in the private sector is at the lowest.




