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Chinese EV Loses Battery Pack While Driving, Showing the Perils of Swappable Batteries - Vimarsana News

Chinese EV Loses Battery Pack While Driving, Showing the Perils of Swappable Batteries

Although swappable batteries have been promoted as a cheap and convenient way to extend an EV's range, they have drawbacks. A recent video from Chin...

Taiwan-based Gogoro to set up EV battery manufacturing unit in Pune, Aurangabad - Vimarsana News

Taiwan-based Gogoro to set up EV battery manufacturing unit in Pune, Aurangabad

As part of the deal, Gogoro will set up 12,000 battery swapping stations across Maharashtra in the next few years, starting from end of 2023.

!st ASEAN Battery & EV Tech Conference • Gadgets Magazine - Vimarsana News

!st ASEAN Battery & EV Tech Conference • Gadgets Magazine

The ASEAN Battery and Electric Vehicle Technology Conference (ABEVTC) held recently in Bali, marked a significant milestone in the region's drive towards sustainable transportation.

Forging vibrant ecosystems at 1st ASEAN Battery and Electric Vehicle Technology Conference - Vimarsana News

Forging vibrant ecosystems at 1st ASEAN Battery and Electric Vehicle Technology Conference

Bali, Indonesia - The ASEAN Battery and Electric Vehicle Technology Conference (ABEVTC) is officially underway in Bali,  marking a significant

Building a 100% localised EV in India not feasible: Outgoing Honda Motorcycle & Scooter head Atsushi Ogata - Vimarsana News

Building a 100% localised EV in India not feasible: Outgoing Honda Motorcycle & Scooter head Atsushi Ogata

Certain parts inside the battery pack, such as motors and magnets, are impossible to find in India, and will have to be imported, said Ogata.