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Strict action to be taken against E2W firms not complying with FAME2 norms: Dr Hanif Qureshi

Qureshi also highlighted on the significance of having stricter norms to curb auto exhausts, as well as implementation of a monitoring mechanism for the vehicles already sold amid the worsening situation of air pollution across most cities in the country.
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'EVs alone can't help realise carbon neutrality ambitions: SMC president Toshihiro Suzuki

Suzuki Motor Corporation is developing region-specific clean mobility solutions, including compressed biomethane gas (CBG) and alternate fuel driven vehicles, to reduce fuel consumption and vehicular emissions. The company believes that electric vehicles alone cannot achieve governments objective of moving towards carbon neutrality.
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Demand For Electric Motorcycles Expected To Rise In Kenya Amid Rising Fuel Prices

Riders of Kenya's commercial motorcycles, popularly known in Kiswahili as boda boda, are planning to switch to electric motorcycles in their next purchases, given the rising fuel prices and the growing calls for a transition to a green economy. According to the Kenya Economic Survey 2023, Kenya registered 321,200 new motorcycles in 2022. Overall, the National Transport and Safety Authority estimates that there are at least a total of 1.3 million motorcycles in the country, with the majority...
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Volvo To Put An End To Diesel Cars In 2024 For A Greener Future

Volvo has announced to end diesel car production by 2024 at Climate Week NYC 2023. The company also announced that by 2030 it intends to exclusively offer fully electric vehicles, with an ultimate aim to become a climate-neutral company by 2040. To speed up this process the company will end the production of diesel cars by early 2024., Auto News, Times Now
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