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India remains confident its new EV policies will interest automakers, opening its nation to the EV industry.

Hyundai Motor Group aims to boost its annual production capacity to 1.5 million units in India, focusing on expanding EV offerings and using India as an export hub. Hyundai plans to launch its first locally produced EV in 2023 and expand its EV lineup by 2030, while Kia will begin local EV production in 2025.

With 2 million USD in its pre-Series A funding, BLive is in a unique position to play a definitive role in the EV sector, says Kholkar. According to him, the EV sector has three chief barriers - Awareness, Accessibility and Affordability.

With 2 million USD in its pre-Series A funding, BLive is in a unique position to play a definitive role in the EV sector, says Kholkar. According to him, the EV sector has three chief barriers - Awareness, Accessibility and Affordability.

Despite being in the league with formidable car manufacturers like Tesla and China's BYD, VinFast has opted to remain tight-lipped about the development.

India has already demonstrated a high level of ambition and accomplishment on climate change. Progress is being made towards the goal Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced two years ago: reaching 50% clean energy by 2030.

India Business News: An announcement could come at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in January, one of the people said, declining to be identified because the discussions

The shortage of lithium-ion batteries in India has raised concerns among electric vehicle (EV) buyers. The country heavily relies on imported lithium, which drives up the cost of EV production. However, metal-air batteries, which use oxygen from the atmosphere and metals like zinc and aluminum, offer a lightweight and budget-friendly alternative. Metal-air technology could revolutionize the EV industry by providing a longer range than lithium batteries.

For nearly a decade, Gogoro has steadily built a network of more than 2,500 battery-swapping stations across the island that help power 90% of the domestic two-wheelers. Now, Gogoro aims to replicate its domestic success abroad.

The faster-than-anticipated electric vehicles growth means Indias gasoline consumption will peak sooner than previously thought