Firm was tasked with procuring 10,000 electric cars for govt use, but was able to deploy on 1,500 vehicles due to lack of charging stations.
The government has projected the e-vehicles segment will create about 50,000 new employment opportunities
When only one-third of e-scooter rides displace automobile travel, use of e-scooters likely increases overall transportation emissions by drawing people away from walking, biking or public transport
West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra had on Tuesday written to Sitharaman objecting to a hurriedly called 'single agenda meeting'
The three-day event was organised by China EV100, a private electric vehicle association of over 200 leading Chinese electric mobility industries
Delhi proposes an ambitious plan to boost EV usage
Director at the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles blames the dip in sales of e-cars to 'lack of infrastructure, ambiguity over policy, which still remain the major deterrents for growth'
The ministry said in a clarification that during the charging of e-vehicles, a station does not perform any activity related to the transmission, distribution or trading of electricity
Energy Efficiency Services Ltd, a joint venture of PSUs of power ministry, has placed an order for 10,000 electric vehicles
Change on the ground is so minuscule that the reality of dirty energy and dirty vehicles swamps the little benefits
The study said the rural market would not be affected by electric vehicles
The industry has had a road map for the transition to cleaner fuel but it either ignored the road map or whittled it down to make it weak
State-run Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL) today said it will procure 10,000 electric vehicles from Tata Motors after a competitive bidding. Tata Motors will supply the electric vehicles (EVs) in two phases with 500 e-cars in the first phase in November 2017 and the remaining 9,500 EVs in the second phase, EESL said in a statement. "The company (Tata Motors) was selected through an international competitive bidding aimed at increased participation," it said. EESL said Tata Motors quoted the lowest price of Rs 10.16 lakh exclusive of GST in the competitive bidding. The vehicle will be provided for Rs 11.2 lakh, which will be inclusive of GST and comprehensive 5 year warranty which is 25 per cent below the current retail price of a similar e-car with 3 year warranty. Other companies, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) and Nissan had also participated in the tender and bids for Tata Motors and M&M were opened, it added. EESL claimed that its tender was for the ...
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