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The Delhi government has launched an ambitious Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy to combat pollution and promote clean mobility. Effective from July 1, it aims to attract ₹15,000 crore in investments and includes incentives for buyers of electric vehicles. The policy also emphasizes the importance of charging infrastructure and local manufacturing to support sustainable transitions by 2030.

India's electric two-wheeler market saw robust growth in May 2026, with sales reaching 122,606 units. Rising petrol prices and the launch of diverse models are driving this trend. Government incentives and favorable policies further enhance adoption. Major players like TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto dominate the market, accounting for 83% of sales.

The global transition toward sustainable industrial operations is accelerating, with electric mobility emerging as a key enabler of cleaner and more efficient manufacturing and...

Prime Minister Modi's austerity measures aim to reduce forex outflows by promoting electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids. While EV adoption is increasing, ICEVs still dominate sales. Hybrids are emerging as a transitional solution due to their appeal and local manufacturing. A balanced approach to hybrids and EVs may mitigate geopolitical risks while fostering emission reductions.

India's World Environment Day 2026 highlighted its commitment to green transition, emphasizing electric mobility, renewable energy, and sustainable infrastructure as vital for combating climate change. This shift not only aims to reduce emissions but also fosters economic growth through job creation and innovation. A cohesive approach integrates technology and responsible business practices for a sustainable future.

India’s electric two-wheeler market saw robust growth in April 2026, with sales reaching 110,174 units. Rising petrol prices and lower operating costs drive consumer demand for electric vehicles (EVs). Government incentives and expanded product offerings further support adoption. However, geopolitical tensions and a weakening rupee present challenges for the industry.

India's electric two-wheeler market experienced significant growth in March 2026, with sales reaching 192,492 units, driven by rising fuel prices and government incentives. Leading manufacturers include TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto. Despite global challenges, the shift toward electric mobility is supported by local manufacturing and favorable policies, suggesting continued upward momentum.

India’s electric two-wheeler market continued its upward trajectory in February 2026, reflecting a steady shift toward cleaner mobility solutions. According to data from the...

India's public road transport is transitioning towards electrification, anticipating electric buses to reach 13% of total sales by FY28, up from 4% in FY25. Challenges like infrastructure delays hinder progress. Major cities lead adoption, with expectations for growth supported by government initiatives and a shift to the Gross Cost Contract model, promoting private investment.

Urban mobility in India is at an inflection point. Metro networks are proliferating across our largest cities. Car ownership continues to grow. Yet congestion...