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Government Provides More Time to Battery Manufacturers to Comply With Additional Safety Norms
The government has deferred the implementation of additional provisions in the battery safety standards, which were to begin from October 1, to give manufacturers more time to comply with new norms, according to an official statement. The statement said now additional provisions in the battery safety standards will be implemented in two phases — ...
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Preliminary Findings Reveal Recent EV Fire Incidents Lacked Basic Safety System, Says Probe Panel
The final report is expected to be submitted within the week, but the probe panel has already suggested the government seek corrective mechanisms and warn of legal action against manufacturers.
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Government Reportedly Orders Probe Into Nexon EV Fire Incident, Report to Be Submitted This Month
Government has reportedly set up an independent enquiry to investigate the Nexon EV fire incident. The Centre for Fire Explosive and Environment Safety (CFEES), Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Naval Science & Technological Laboratory (NSTL), Visakhapatnam have been asked to probe the circumstances that led to the incident and also suggest re...
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Caught On Camera: Tata Nexon EV Catches Fire In Mumbai, Detailed Investigation Underway
In the last couple of months, several electric scooters have caught fire in India, however, now an electric car has been filmed on fire in Maharashtra.
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Pure EV Scooter Catches Fire in Gujarat - Report
The incident marked the fifth electric scooter-related fire concerning a Pure EV model
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Faulty Battery Cells, Modules Likely Caused e-Scooter Fire In India, Initial Probe Finds
India wants e-scooters and e-bikes to make up 80% of total two-wheeler sales by 2030, from about 2% today.
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Simple Energy Defers E-Scooter Deliveries Amid Rise In EVs Fire Incidents
EV maker Simple Energy has deferred the deliveries of its maiden electric scooter 'Simple One' to September, citing possible policy changes by the government in the wake of the recent incidents of fire in electric vehicles.
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Hero Electric Says Short Circuit Of Power Socket Caused EV Fire
A Hero Photon electric scooter caught fire while it was being charged by a customer in Odisha. The company says the origin of the fire was due to a short circuit at the plug, and not the battery.
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Cognizant Of Fires, Govt. Admits To Lapses In Safety & Quality of Electric Vehicles
General (Retd) VK Singh, Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways, was speaking at the inaugural edition of EV Tech Delhi 2022 recently about electric mobility and its future in India.
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Ola S1 Pro Accident Allegedly Severely Injures 65-Year-Old Man Due to Reverse Mode Glitch
An Ola S1 Pro has allegedly severely injured a 65-year-old in Jodhpur. The incident emerged due to the reverse mode glitch that caused the scooter to accelerate at full speed.
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Faulty Battery Cells, Modules Likely Caused E-Scooter Fire In India, Initial Probe Finds
Faulty battery cells and modules have been identified as the leading cause of electric scooters catching fire in India in recent weeks, according to the findings of an initial federal investigation.
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Why Are Electric Scooters Catching Fire? - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
Hot Mic with Nidhi Razdan: You must have seen a spate of reports over the last few weeks about electric scooters catching fire. The incidents are a worry not just for India's fledgling vehicle industry but for all folks who have made or are thinking
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Videos Of Electric Scooters On Fire Impact India's Big Green Push
Social media is awash with videos of battery-powered scooters in flames in India.
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Govt Denies Asking EV Makers To Halt Electric Two-Wheeler Launches
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has taken to social media to issue a clarification that it has not issued any instruction to EV manufacturers.
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Nitin Gadkari Urges Advance Action Over EV Fire Incidents, Shares Concerns Over Rising Temperature on EV Batteries
The Centre for Fire Explosive and Environment Safety (CFEES) had been asked to probe the circumstances that led to the incident and also suggest remedial measures, according to the road transport ministry.
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Government Provides More Time to Battery Manufacturers to Comply With Additional Safety Norms
The government has deferred the implementation of additional provisions in the battery safety standards, which were to begin from October 1, to give manufacturers more time to comply with new norms, according to an official statement. The statement said now additional provisions in the battery safety standards will be implemented in two phases — ...
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Preliminary Findings Reveal Recent EV Fire Incidents Lacked Basic Safety System, Says Probe Panel
The final report is expected to be submitted within the week, but the probe panel has already suggested the government seek corrective mechanisms and warn of legal action against manufacturers.
-
Government Reportedly Orders Probe Into Nexon EV Fire Incident, Report to Be Submitted This Month
Government has reportedly set up an independent enquiry to investigate the Nexon EV fire incident. The Centre for Fire Explosive and Environment Safety (CFEES), Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Naval Science & Technological Laboratory (NSTL), Visakhapatnam have been asked to probe the circumstances that led to the incident and also suggest re...
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Caught On Camera: Tata Nexon EV Catches Fire In Mumbai, Detailed Investigation Underway
In the last couple of months, several electric scooters have caught fire in India, however, now an electric car has been filmed on fire in Maharashtra.
-
Pure EV Scooter Catches Fire in Gujarat - Report
The incident marked the fifth electric scooter-related fire concerning a Pure EV model
-
Faulty Battery Cells, Modules Likely Caused e-Scooter Fire In India, Initial Probe Finds
India wants e-scooters and e-bikes to make up 80% of total two-wheeler sales by 2030, from about 2% today.
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Simple Energy Defers E-Scooter Deliveries Amid Rise In EVs Fire Incidents
EV maker Simple Energy has deferred the deliveries of its maiden electric scooter 'Simple One' to September, citing possible policy changes by the government in the wake of the recent incidents of fire in electric vehicles.
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Hero Electric Says Short Circuit Of Power Socket Caused EV Fire
A Hero Photon electric scooter caught fire while it was being charged by a customer in Odisha. The company says the origin of the fire was due to a short circuit at the plug, and not the battery.
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Cognizant Of Fires, Govt. Admits To Lapses In Safety & Quality of Electric Vehicles
General (Retd) VK Singh, Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways, was speaking at the inaugural edition of EV Tech Delhi 2022 recently about electric mobility and its future in India.
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Ola S1 Pro Accident Allegedly Severely Injures 65-Year-Old Man Due to Reverse Mode Glitch
An Ola S1 Pro has allegedly severely injured a 65-year-old in Jodhpur. The incident emerged due to the reverse mode glitch that caused the scooter to accelerate at full speed.
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Faulty Battery Cells, Modules Likely Caused E-Scooter Fire In India, Initial Probe Finds
Faulty battery cells and modules have been identified as the leading cause of electric scooters catching fire in India in recent weeks, according to the findings of an initial federal investigation.
-
Why Are Electric Scooters Catching Fire? - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
Hot Mic with Nidhi Razdan: You must have seen a spate of reports over the last few weeks about electric scooters catching fire. The incidents are a worry not just for India's fledgling vehicle industry but for all folks who have made or are thinking
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Videos Of Electric Scooters On Fire Impact India's Big Green Push
Social media is awash with videos of battery-powered scooters in flames in India.
-
Govt Denies Asking EV Makers To Halt Electric Two-Wheeler Launches
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has taken to social media to issue a clarification that it has not issued any instruction to EV manufacturers.
-
Nitin Gadkari Urges Advance Action Over EV Fire Incidents, Shares Concerns Over Rising Temperature on EV Batteries
The Centre for Fire Explosive and Environment Safety (CFEES) had been asked to probe the circumstances that led to the incident and also suggest remedial measures, according to the road transport ministry.
