Zero-emission Vehicles

Eicher trucks and buses, a division of VE Commercial Vehicles, on Wednesday said it has entered into a collaboration with Amazon for electrification of the middle-mile and last-mile delivery operations of the e-commerce major in India. Under the collaboration, the company is aiming to introduce up to 1,000 zero-emission electric trucks across vario...

Jaguar Land Rover, owned by India's Tata Motors, announced on Wednesday that it will invest GBP 15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,23,200 crore) in electric vehicle technology. The carmaker also promised it would deliver a new electric Jaguar by 2025 — the firm has not launched any zero-emission vehicles since its well-received electric I-Pace in 2018.

Commercial electric vehicle (EV) startup Volta Trucks unveiled two smaller zero-emission truck models that will start production in 2025, opening more options for urban deliveries and in EU markets with restrictions for Sunday operations.

Ferrari will take the slow lane to an electric future, and launch its first fully electric Ferrari vehicle in 2025, according to the company. The company will focus on gas vehicles as it tries to overcome the technology's disadvantages against today's powerful fossil fuel engines. These include EV batteries that weigh hundreds of kilograms, affecti...

Commercial electric vehicle (EV) startup Volta Trucks unveiled two smaller zero-emission truck models that will start production in 2025, opening more options for urban deliveries and in EU markets with restrictions for Sunday operations.

With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era

The EV scheme for 2022-2025 was approved last week as part of a zero-emission vehicle policy and a goal of ensuring 30% of Thailand's total auto production are EVs by 2030.

The package for 2022-2025 is in line with a zero-emission vehicle policy plus a goal to ensure 30 per cent of Thailand's total auto production are EVs by 2030.

Toyota disclosed the driving range and other specifications of its bZ4X sport utility vehicle (SUV), the first in a series of EV-only models it plans to launch globally to catch up in the zero-emissions market.

With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era

With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era.

The South Korean battery giants powering many of the world's electric vehicles face a skills shortage that could drag on the global race towards zero-emissions transport.

A startup named London Electric Cars is showing the way to convert vintage cars to electric vehicles in order to save them from being dumped in landfills. According to the UK government's green energy policies, almost 46 percent of the total cars would have to be electric by 2030 to meet the nation's climate goals.

Audi has announced that from 2026, it would only launch vehicles that are equipped with electric drive systems. Additionally, it will also gradually phase out the production of its internal combustion engines (ICE) between now and 2033.

Tesla, the global leader in electric cars, was excluded from the White House event Thursday where US President Joe Biden unveiled a big push for zero-emissions vehicles.

Eicher trucks and buses, a division of VE Commercial Vehicles, on Wednesday said it has entered into a collaboration with Amazon for electrification of the middle-mile and last-mile delivery operations of the e-commerce major in India. Under the collaboration, the company is aiming to introduce up to 1,000 zero-emission electric trucks across vario...

Jaguar Land Rover, owned by India's Tata Motors, announced on Wednesday that it will invest GBP 15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,23,200 crore) in electric vehicle technology. The carmaker also promised it would deliver a new electric Jaguar by 2025 — the firm has not launched any zero-emission vehicles since its well-received electric I-Pace in 2018.

Commercial electric vehicle (EV) startup Volta Trucks unveiled two smaller zero-emission truck models that will start production in 2025, opening more options for urban deliveries and in EU markets with restrictions for Sunday operations.

Ferrari will take the slow lane to an electric future, and launch its first fully electric Ferrari vehicle in 2025, according to the company. The company will focus on gas vehicles as it tries to overcome the technology's disadvantages against today's powerful fossil fuel engines. These include EV batteries that weigh hundreds of kilograms, affecti...

Commercial electric vehicle (EV) startup Volta Trucks unveiled two smaller zero-emission truck models that will start production in 2025, opening more options for urban deliveries and in EU markets with restrictions for Sunday operations.

With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era

The EV scheme for 2022-2025 was approved last week as part of a zero-emission vehicle policy and a goal of ensuring 30% of Thailand's total auto production are EVs by 2030.

The package for 2022-2025 is in line with a zero-emission vehicle policy plus a goal to ensure 30 per cent of Thailand's total auto production are EVs by 2030.

Toyota disclosed the driving range and other specifications of its bZ4X sport utility vehicle (SUV), the first in a series of EV-only models it plans to launch globally to catch up in the zero-emissions market.

With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era

With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era.

The South Korean battery giants powering many of the world's electric vehicles face a skills shortage that could drag on the global race towards zero-emissions transport.

A startup named London Electric Cars is showing the way to convert vintage cars to electric vehicles in order to save them from being dumped in landfills. According to the UK government's green energy policies, almost 46 percent of the total cars would have to be electric by 2030 to meet the nation's climate goals.

Audi has announced that from 2026, it would only launch vehicles that are equipped with electric drive systems. Additionally, it will also gradually phase out the production of its internal combustion engines (ICE) between now and 2033.

Tesla, the global leader in electric cars, was excluded from the White House event Thursday where US President Joe Biden unveiled a big push for zero-emissions vehicles.