Replacing the recently concluded Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles II (FAME II) scheme, the Indian government has launched a new initiative – the Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme 2024Continue Reading
The FAME India scheme is designed to encourage electric vehicle manufacturers and related industries to increase the production of electric vehicles within the country. Its goal is to have 30%Continue Reading
After an investigation found that Hero Electric and Okinawa, two electric two-wheeler companies, had violated provisions of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles (FAME) II scheme,Continue Reading
The Indian electric 2-wheeler market is saw a growth of 305% on 2021 figures. The market for two-wheel EVs grew from fewer than 2,000 vehicles in 2013 to more thanContinue Reading
Hero Electric and Okinawa, which together controlled more than half of India’s high-speed electric two-wheeler market, have not only lost their thrones, but their products are now being sold atContinue Reading
India, which surpassed Germany to become the world’s fourth largest automobile market in May 2022, is embracing the e-mobility revolution and taking tangible steps to electrify its transportation sector, notablyContinue Reading
The Niti Aayog has submitted a draft policy for the Indian Railways to establish charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) at railway stations across the country in an effort toContinue Reading
The global adoption of electric vehicles (e-cars) has accelerated, with sales in the first half of 2021 already exceeding those in 2020. Similar tendencies are seen in India as well.Continue Reading
