Electric Vehicles This Week: Bill Gates’ Statement, Jio Tries Out EV, And More
- Jio starts to try out EVs for delivery fleet
- Ratan Tata invests in Tork motors
- Ford launches its SUV Mustang Mach E
India has the potential to become the largest electric vehicle (EV) market in the world, according to a report published by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with Ola Electric institute. The report analyses the EV policies implemented by various states and union territories governments in India.
The report looked into the EV policies and programmes of 10 states, including Andra Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra and union territories (UT) like Delhi. Through this, WEF aimed to encourage a holistic approach to EV adoption and acceleration in the country.
Looking at the development in the emobility ecosystem, Indian seems to be on the right path. Here’s what happens this week:
Chart of the week: EV New Vehicle Sale Potential
EV News From India
Tata Motors to Infuse Its EVs In Lithium Urban’s Fleet
Indian automobile maker Tata Motor has tied up with EV fleet provider Lithium Urban. Under the partnership, Tata Motors will be providing 400 units of Tigor Electric and 100 units of Nexon EV. Through this, both the companies will address mobility solutions across segments like passenger vehicles, mass transit and freight.
Grofers Top Exec Talks About The Struggles Electric Fleet For Delivery
Groceries delivery platform Grofers introduced EVs in its delivery fleet three years ago, however, the company has been finding it challenging to keep up due to the delivery executive’s resistance to drive Evs, lack of charging infrastructure and the discovery of EV technology manufacturer. The issue was highlighted by Grofers’ director of operations Vinay Kumar.
Source : inc42
