Electric Mobility News

Eicher's first-ever electric bus has been developed in collaboration with KPIT's Revolo technology and is based on the Skyline Pro bus platform.

Car manufacturers will be showcasing a host of electric cars at the 2018 Auto Expo, and people will get a glimpse of what to expect in the near future from mainstream carmakers in India as they move towards making the task of moving towards electric mobility in 2030 a success

The amount is part of the first five-year-plan of the 10 year development roadmap the company has earmarked to manufacture electric scooters and electric bicycles in India.

UM Motorcycles has announced its line-up for the Auto Expo 2018, where the two-wheeler manufacturer will be showcasing the first-ever electric geared cruiser. Additionally, the manufacturer will also reveal its all-new mass segment cruiser that will compete with the Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220.

The Flow electric scooter, which is the company's first product for the Indian market, will most likely retail at a starting price of Rs. 60,000.

At the moment, Hyundai is yet to finalize whether it will be the Ioniq EV sedan or the full electric version of SUV Kona, but if this does happen, Hyundai will be the first manufacturer to introduce an all-electric vehicle in India, even before Maruti Suzuki, which plans to launch its first EV by 2020.

Showcased at the Frankfurt Motor Show as an concept, the Porsche Mission E will come with an electric motor with a travel range of almost 500kms on a single charge. The company will launch the Mission E electric car by 2020.

Tata Motors' has already announced that it will present 26 smart mobility solutions across its passenger and commercial vehicles at the expo to be held from February 9-14.