Electric Mobility News

Several manufacturers have rolled out innovative ways to contribute towards improving nature on World Environment Day and Mahindra Racing has announced its innovative new initiative for the same. The motorsport arm of the automaker has announced that it will plant a tree for every view on Twitch during the Race At Home challenge finale this weekend. The Race At Home challenge is an esports competition that will conduct its final two rounds this weekend. The virtual racing program was initiated earlier this year during the red flag period in Formula E Season 6 due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

While India may be the world's largest two-wheeler market, the future of the electric two-wheeler industry may still be in a nascent stage.

The company has announced that it will plant a tree for every service that customers avail digitally for 30 days starting June 5, 2020.

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp said on Friday it would launch a new China joint venture with Chinese auto companies to develop fuel cell systems.

India's first all-electric ride-hailing platform, Blusmart has announced completing 1.75 lakh zero-emission trips in Delhi-NCR. The on-demand electric taxi service has already completed 4.75 million clean pollution-free kilometres and claims to have helped lowers CO2 (carbon dioxide) emission by 1 tonne per day.

The electric motorcycle range from the Italian brand is expected to be unveiled at the EICMA 2020 show, if it's held as planned.

Electrified vehicles are the future and there is no denying that. Almost every global automaker is working on building their electric fleet, and in India too we have carmakers like Mahindra and Tata Motors who already have strong models in this segment. So, on this World Environment Day, we list out some of the highly anticipated electric cars that are slated to be launched in India by the end of 2021.

General Motors Co is developing an electric van aimed at business users, joining a growing list of carmakers planning EVs for the same segment which includes customers such as Amazon.com Inc and United Parcel Service Inc, five people familiar with the plans told Reuters.