Electric cars to remain in slow lane in India
Weak consumer appetite, lack of charging infrastructure and a high payback period is holding back adoption of electric cars for personal use in India
Weak consumer appetite, lack of charging infrastructure and a high payback period is holding back adoption of electric cars for personal use in India
In a promising outlook for light mobility, penetration of electric 3-wheelers in India may rise up to 75% by 2030, followed by 2-wheelers at 35%
Electric auto rickshaws repurposed to hold a kitchen are providing an innovative and eco-friendly way for women in Kerala to earn a livelihood
There is a major push in India and China to drive adoption of electric two-wheelers, with India providing financial incentives for 86 different models of electric scooters and motorcycles
India must not squander this chance of electrifying its urban bus transit system and should take care to avoid the mistakes it made while converting diesel-run buses to CNG
As demand for electric cars rises, the auto industry needs to ensure that mining for lithium, cobalt and rare earths is done responsibly with suitable certification programmes