With this solar rooftop project installation, the Pune plant of the company will reduce its CO2 emissions over 9000 tonne.

The event had presentations and conferences that held meets and discussions to understand complexities involved and challenges faced by the automobile industry for making electric vehicles, a means of mass transportation.

With this, the Pune plant will reduce over 9000 tonne of CO2 emission.

This year event will have ‘Ride & Drive,’ a new feature to showcase advanced versions of hybrid and electric vehicles.

While Europe took 10 years to migrate from Euro IV (equivalent to BS IV) emission norms to Euro VI, India has to do it in three years.

Rissala Electric Motors was incorporated in June 2019 with the brand name ‘Evolet’ which was registered in August, 2019.

This new joint development will comprise of both commercial and passenger vehicles and Tata Motors will supply 500 electric vehicles to Lithium Urban Technologies.

The company has become the first Indian OEM to meet the BS VI emission norms across the full range of heavy duty trucks (GVW of 16.2T and above).

The newly launch extended range comes with a battery pack of 21.5 kwh, thus, has significantly longer range.