The diesel buses in Singapore are being driving towards the scrapyard as Asia’s greenest city has decided that going forward, it will buy only operate electric and hybrid buses for use.
2020 marks the beginning of BMW’s electrified product offensive with 25 different electrified models to be launched by 2023 (12 expected as pure EVs) and a fully-electric X1 could be expected in 2023 when the model crosses to its third generation.
Electric vehicles are finally making their entry in 2020 in India. We have seen many electric cars being tested in India that were expected to launch but didn’t. Here are some from that list.
Nissan was scheduled to lift the covers off the Kicks facelift this month in Thailand and the compact SUV is confirmed to receive the new e-Power range-extender variant. The new Kicks e-Power was spied in the testing phase since 2019 and was to have its public premiere at the 2020 Bangkok International Motor Show this month.
Going forward, customers can expect Hyundai models to feature exciting colours and materials and EVs including those which aren’t Hyundai, will ring in a new era of car interiors.
Xiaomi’s sub-brand 70mai has ventured into a new product category with the launch of the A1 and A1 Pro electric scooters. 70mai, which is known for its smart dash cameras, has a launched the electric scooters with many smart features including a camera in the front.
Tata Motors’ micro-SUV, Tata HBX, was showcased in its near-production form at the Auto Expo 2020 and is now spotted on test with heavy camouflage. The HBX (codename: Tata Hornbill) is built on the ALFA platform that is also used by Tata Altroz.
Hyundai’s next electric car, the Hyundai 45 EV has been spotted under camouflage in a charging station in South Korea. The 45 EV is inspired by Hyundai Pony model and is expected to be the first car to be built on Hyundai Motor Group’s E-GMP (Electric Global Modular Platform) architecture.
If you were thinking that the world’s largest electric vehicle was an intercity bus, you would be very wrong. This here is the eDumper, a 45-ton mining dump truck that holds the title of world’s largest electric vehicle.
Maini Group has launched has launched India’s first autonomous buggy. Unveiled at Wings India 2020, the Autonomous Buggy has been conceived, designed and developed completely in India.