
As a result, in addition to using Ashok Leyland's existing bus and LCV setup, it is looking into new states such as Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan, among others.

GreenCell is implementing nearly 1,500 E-buses in the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, New Delhi, and Madhya Pradesh, with over 700 already operational in 23 cities.

Mahindra Zor Grand is one of the major electric vehicles available in India's commercial vehicle segment. The company hopes to improve last-mile connectivity with this vehicle.

The tender is worth more than Rs 30,800 crore. Over a twelve-year period, the buses are expected to travel approximately 5,718 million kilometres, saving 1,842 million litres of fossil fuel.

The upcoming EV product portfolio is inspired by the 'Arctic Tern,' a graceful and enduring bird that migrates an average annual round-trip distance of 60,000 miles per year,

At the auto expo, the company will also introduce two new products: an e-auto (L5M) and an e-bicycle.

Under the Phase II Scheme, the centre has given Incentives of approximately Rs. 3,311 Cr. until December 19, 2022.

ETO is working with SAERA to expand its Micro Assembly Strategy in order to improve regional deployment efficiencies.

The driver will also be warned if a collision with another vehicle is imminent, allowing him to avoid potentially dangerous situations.

With the launch of EVolev, the Delhi-based startup aims to remove barriers to the mass adoption of electric vehicles by bringing the entire EV ecosystem onto a single platform.

After the Tata Group company announced it had received the largest order for electric buses from Delhi Transport Corporation, shares of Tata Motors increased by more than 2% on Monday

It has hydraulic brakes, an auto lifter brake pedal, and a digital speedometer with service alerts, all of which are designed for safety.

Godawari Electric Motors intends to launch the electric three-wheeler in December from its new plant in Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

Celebi introduced Taxi Bots in Indian aviation in 2019, with Air India becoming the world's first commercial airline to use them.

Aluminium Fuel Cells are a much more commercially viable and practical option for India's long-haul transportation sector.




