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India faces limited critical mineral reserves, prompting CareEdge to urge securing long-term supplies, battery reuse, and recycling to reduce dependence on imports. Learn about India's EV and...

A new climate index reveals most G20 countries, including the US, need to significantly step up climate action, with the Global South calling for accountability and increased finance.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari states that electric vehicle subsidies are no longer required as consumers are choosing EVs and CNG vehicles. He cites falling production costs and lower GST on EVs as...

Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy confirms the government is working on the FAME III scheme for electric mobility. Learn about the anticipated implementation timeline and other key details.

Cost and speed are the top priorities for last-mile delivery, shifting from cost and satisfaction. Learn about the trends and innovations driving efficiency in logistics.

FarEye's Innovation Nexus aims to help logistics startups secure funding and mentorship from industry experts, fostering growth in the sector. The initiative was launched at The Last Mile Leaders...

Kinetic Green aims to sell over 1 lakh units of its electric Luna scooter in the next fiscal year, targeting a Rs 1,200 crore turnover. The company has unveiled the E-Luna with a range of 110 km on...

Ather Energy CEO warns of stagnant growth in the electric two-wheeler industry for 2 years following the withdrawal of government subsidies in April. The FAME-II scheme's ending could impact EV...

India aims to become the world's top automobile manufacturing hub and achieve a Rs 25 lakh crore auto sector, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari at Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit.

Kinetic Green CEO advocates for a 5-year extension of the FAME scheme to boost electric vehicle adoption in India, aiming to increase penetration from 5% to 25%.

Indian automakers anticipate moderate sales growth in 2024 after a record-breaking 2023, with a focus on expanding electric vehicle offerings and infrastructure. Read more.

Electric bus sales in India are set to double next fiscal year, driven by government initiatives and favorable economics, despite challenges like charging infrastructure and counterparty risks.

FICCI's EV Committee Chair advocates for a consistent EV policy in India, emphasizing the importance of 'Make in India' and urging against company-specific sops. The industry body also pushes for...

FICCI urges the Indian government to continue FAME scheme for electric vehicles for the next five years, arguing that it is crucial for achieving India's EV adoption targets and climate goals.

Electric buses are projected to account for 11-13% of new bus sales by FY2025, driven by government policies, cost savings, and evolving technologies. ICRA expects healthy traction in the segment.