ESR India launches first in-park EV charging station at Taloja Industrial and logistics park

ESR Group Limited, together with its subsidiaries, has launched its first integrated Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure at its 89-acre Grade A Taloja Industrial and Logistics Park in India. The new EV charging station is fully powered by renewable energy generated by ESR’s rooftop solar panels mounted on the charging station itself. This initiative aligns with

As Tesla prepares to enter the market, India restricts investments in EV charging

India offers a significantly reduced 15 per cent import tariff on EVs, down from approximately 100 per cent, to companies like Tesla. However, to qualify, automakers must invest at least $500 million in a domestic factory. Reuters reports that investments in charging infrastructure cannot be used to meet this requirement, ensuring the focus remains on

Norway nears landmark transition to all-electric vehicles

The global shift to sustainable transport is accelerating, with some countries making strides faster than others. Various factors, including government initiatives, infrastructure investment, and consumer demand, influence how quickly these transitions occur. Norway’s success in promoting electric vehicles (EVs) is now being closely watched worldwide. Norway’s focus on EV adoption has resulted in electric vehicles

Tesla to sell imported EVs in India from April: Report

American electric carmaker Tesla is looking to enter India this year and may start selling electric vehicles as soon as April, according to a report. Tesla plans to sell imported vehicles from its Berlin plant in India starting in April this year. It claimed that the EV maker is planning to offer cheaper EV models

Jupiter Electric Mobility launches JEM Saathi App

Jupiter Electric Mobility Pvt Ltd. (JEM), a subsidiary of Jupiter Wagons Limited, has taken a significant step in strengthening India’s electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem with the launch of its innovative mobile application, “JEM Saathi”. This app is designed to enhance the experience of JEM’s customers by providing a seamless, all-in-one platform for vehicle service communication,

EV charging sector needs regulatory clarity: Report

Despite $450 million in investments over the past five years in startups focused on charging networks and battery swapping, India’s EV charging infrastructure lags behind global standards. There is just one public charger for every 135 EVs—far below the global average of 1 per 6–20 EVs. A GameChanger Law Advisors and Speciale Invest report highlights

India’s EV sector looks promising despite obstacles: Report

India’s adoption rate of electric vehicles (EVs) is still low at 2.5 percent, far below the 30% target set for 2030. According to Moody’s assessment, legislative initiatives including extending domestic lithium-ion production and granting import tariff exemptions for essential battery components are essential for growth. India’s passenger car sector is showing indications of resurgence despite

APM Terminals Maasvlakte II to deploy hands-free charging platform

Automated container terminal APM Terminals Maasvlakte II and hands-free charging solution provider Rocsys have partnered to deploy hands-free charging at Maasvlakte II in the Port of Rotterdam. Through the partnership, Rocsys will enable 24/7 hands-free charging of 30 Terberg electric automated terminal trucks (ATTs), equipped with Embotech’s Level 4 AV Kit for autonomous operation. The hands-free charging

Exicom and ChargeZone join forces expand EV charging in India

Exicom and ChargeZone have joined forces to deploy 500+ high-power EV charging stations, accelerating India’s transition to sustainable mobility. In a significant step towards bolstering India’s EV infrastructure, Exicom, a leading manufacturer of EV charging and critical power solutions, has partnered with ChargeZone, India’s fastest-growing integrated e-mobility company. The collaboration aims to develop and deploy

InductEV to deploy wireless charging technology at ITS

Wireless EV charging supplier InductEV has been selected to provide high-power inductive charging for battery-electric cargo handling equipment at the International Transportation Service (ITS). ITS, a port terminal operator managing container handling operations at the Port of Long Beach, has secured a US$3.3m grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to demonstrate “transformative charging technology