Electric Mobility News

Hyundai's new micro SUV, codename AX1, has spotted testing again in South Korea and this time around we get a much closer look at the profile of the car, which very much reminds us of the Maruti Suzuki Ignis.

Unlike its flashier German rivals, Volvo keeps things simple, smart, safe and pragmatic. It does things its way.

German car maker Daimler will begin serial production of the EQB electric model in Hungary in the fourth quarter of 2021 after investment of more than 100 million euro ($122 million) investment, factory director Christian Wolff said on Monday.

In the larger scheme of things FCA boss, Mike Manly seems to be the favourite for the position.

App-based mobility service provider, Ola, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tamil Nadu Government to set up its first factory in the state, to build two-wheelers. The company has announced an investment of Rs. 2,400 crore to set up what it claims will be the world's largest scooter manufacturing facility.

Okinawa plans an electric onslaught in 2021 that includes the Oki100 electric motorcycle, Cruiser maxi-scooter, and two new surprise launches that include a performance electric scooter as well as an e-scooter for commercial applications.

Under Ioniq, Hyundai will launch a range of EVs, including Ioniq 5, a midsize Compact UV in early 2021; Ioniq 6, a sedan; followed by Ioniq 7, a large SUV.

The launch of the new fuel cell system brand will help facilitate Hyundai's global fuel cell business and grow the hydrogen ecosystem.