Government of India has envisioned a path towards building green India with industries across all segments adopting measures to reduce carbon-di-oxide (CO2) emissions, auto industry is seen taking efforts in terms of its new product development, efficient motors.

Swiss-Swedish multinational ABB has completed its acquisition of a majority stake in Chinese e-mobility solution provider Chargedot Shanghai New Energy Technology,etc.

India has seriously considered low-emission sustainable roadmap which supports development and building infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs).

Altigreen, a Bangalore-based startup and manufacturers of powertrains for EVs, has announced of entering electric rickshaw segment.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), the country’s largest power equipment manufacturer, has bagged an order for the supply of electric buses along with charging infrastructure for Gorakhpur City in Uttar Pradesh in an order placed by Urban Transport Directorate (UTD), Lucknow.

With automotive industry transforming into more digitally advanced industry, connected cars have been a reality today. There’s a big shift going to take place in automotive industry.

In the recent past, Government has come out with many stringent regulations like the new emission standards which prescribe the engine to be highly efficient and new crash-test standards which dictate that vehicles to undergo tests for full-frontal, offset-frontal and side impact tests to get the certification.

India has significant market potential for EVs. Although we are still in the infancy of adoption of EVs, with the changes in the technology landscape as well as the clear vision set by the Indian government.

Tata Motors, part of Tata Group and a leading automaker in India, has recently rolled out electric variant of its compact SUV Nexon for the personal segment and has plans to launch four more EVs in the next two years.