Electric Mobility News

India's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki said today that government incentives will be needed to make electric vehicles (EVs) affordable as the country moves towards the eco-friendly solution for mobility. The company, which plans to launch its first EV in India by 2020, also said it will conduct a study to find consumer insights to prepare for the journey.

According to the MoU signed by Toyota and Suzuki, both the firms will work together to develop the R&D for electric vehicles, which Maruti will sell and service in India.

According to the company, it is important to understand what the people want for the success of electric vehicles in India.

First revealed in 2016, the EV3 signalled the British marque's first production entrance into the world of all-electric propulsion, following the Plus E concept in 2012.

The paper has been brought out in line with the government's vision of 100 per cent electric for public mobility and 40 per cent electric for personal mobility by 2030.

The Okinawa Praise is the newest electric scooter to be launched in the Indian market priced at Rs. 59,889 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and is also the fastest e-scooter currently on sale. Here's 10 things you need to know about the Praise electric scooter.

By around 2030, Toyota aims to have sales of more than 5.5 million electrified vehicles, including more than 1 million zero-emission vehicles

While we like our cars and motorcycles the way they are, they might not necessarily use the same powertrain in the future. Well, a glimpse of the same was recently seen in Bangkok, Thailand where someone swapped the single-cylinder internal combustion engine on a Royal Enfield Classic 500 for an electric motor. The Classic 500 Electric was put up on display at a local RE dealership and gives a glimpse of what an old-school motorcycle of the future will look like.