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You’d be surprised to know how many new electric vehicles that have come out in the past few months for global markets have a strong link to the Indian automotive industry. Of course, it doesn’t necessarily mean that these EVs will make its way across to our shores, but when you do see one of these cars in your travels abroad, it’s a fact worth boasting!
At its 10th anniversary event on the 11th of this month, Xiaomi introduced the Ninebot GoKart Pro Lamborghini Edition. Available only in Mainland China, the Lamborghini Edition infuses extra sportiness.
First full-body prototypes of the BMW i7 have hit the roads, spy shots published on Motor1.com have revealed. The sighting indicates that following extensive global testing through to the end of 2021, the BMW 7 Series electric will go on sale in 2022.
Given Nissan’s extensive experience in electric mobility with over 500,000 units sold, the company has written the Nissan EV Driver Etiquette which contains a series of simple and insightful tips to help electric car drivers.
While India awaits the launch of the electric-ready Force Motor T1N van, the European market will get a host of electric LCVs, primarily delivery vans, in the first wave of the 2020s. In this post we take a look at 8 models.
Tesla Motors has learned many lessons since their first attempt at building an electric car. Here are 5 things that Tesla has learned from the launch of the first generation Roadster:
India is fast accelerating towards the adoption of electric vehicles in the country and intends to move to 100% electric vehicles. Here are 5 things that Electric Cars in India must feature if they want to succeed.
With Tesla, Ford and Rivian having their own electric pickups in the works, here are 10 things that spelled an end to the classic Hummer which GM cannot afford to repeat.
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.
Here’s the second installment of the list of electric crossover-SUVs arriving in 2020 and 2021 that could soon be getting charged in your driveway. EVW has picked from a massive pool of upcoming electric SUVs/electric crossovers, filtering it for relevancy and excitement.