Raasi Group will begin indigenous production of Lithium ion battery in India using a technology developed by Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR).

Whether they are meant for BEVs or ICE cars, auto batteries have been especially thrown into focus for being eco-friendly or extremely dangerous for the environment. Will they keep up to the strict standards that are now in force?

Tokyo, October 4, 2017 Toshiba Corporation, a renowned producer of lithium-ion batteries have announced the development of its next-generation of the SCiB batteries which uses an anode made of a completely new material. This battery will have an anode with increased capacity according to Toshiba.

IC engine, hybrid or EV: Which way? As India joins the electrical vehicles bandwagon, A M Devendranath believes it will have to devise wise strategy for a smooth ride Like the solar boom 5 years back, today, the electric vehicles is causing a similar disruption in the auto industry globally. India, today is at the cusp of deciding its future and it is important for everyone to get a 360-degree perspective of what it means and what would work for our nation. This article is an attempt to put all these perspectives in place and make a call on what would work for India.

Automotive sector and rise in aftermarket sales are some of the factors leading to surge in demand for lead acid batteries in India, says Karan Chechi.

With an eye on promoting eco-friendly transport, the government will be ready with its electric vehicle policy by December. Nagpur today earned the distinction of becoming the country’s first city with electric fleet of 200 electric vehicles, including taxis, buses, e-rickshaw and autos. “Promoting electric vehicles is our priority.

Pune based Kinetic Green Energy and Power Solutions Limited (KGEPSL), announced launch of its first electric three-wheeler with the advanced lithium ion battery.

Enough supply of lithium ion batteries and focus on domestic manufacturing will give push to the electric vehicle industry, said Ayush Lohia, CEO, Lohia Auto Industries. He further added, "With the changed scenario and indigenous production the rates of electric vehicle will be more competitive and help in creating further demand.

Kapil Shelke, Founder & Director, Tork Motors Pvt Ltd says, "While there has been a concerted effort by the government in endorsing hybrid and electric vehicles, the EV players are pinning huge hopes on the upcoming union budget to foster further growth for the segment.