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The EV segment in India is growing exponentially – estimated to grow by 57.9% by 2025 2-wheelers, being more suitable for the Indian streets, are

While the Indian market is raving about new arrivals in the e-scooters and e-cars segment, there is one category that is slowly pickup up pace

India is among the leading countries in the world when it comes to the market potential for electric vehicles. Indian customers are finally starting to

Indian markets are slowly witnessing a rise in electric scooters by various manufacturers. The recent models finally seem to be addressing the age-old EV problems

It was fascinating to see a compact-looking, almost toy-like two-wheeler, without any noise, roaming around (slow and) steadily on the Indian streets, back in the

Company Background: For someone commuting in cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, or Delhi it is hard to not notice those blue-colored bikes and cycles neatly parked

The age of electric vehicles is here. Especially in India. Of course, you may argue that electric vehicles have been around for a while, but

Mahindra Electric, formerly known as the Reva Electric Company (RECC) (acquired in 2010), is the electric arm of Mahindra and Mahindra – a leading Indian

Background: Electric vehicles are trending again these days. Again – because every once in a while there would come an EV that would promise environmental

Background: Electric vehicles are not a new concept in the Indian Markets. Yet, there was never a buzz around these eco-friendly, cost-saving products. Possible reasons

The primitive electric scooters in India were not heavy on the pockets. The Yo Bike, for example, came at a starting price of INR 14,000.

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Electric scooters have been around for a while in India. The primitive ones, although a representation of innovation and eco-friendliness, never made the cut because