Author: Rakesh

The Indian economy drives on two-wheelers and three-wheelers. These vehicles not only mobilize passengers and cargo but also the economy. The EV economy has so far focused on fast charging solutions for 4-wheelers and above, ignoring 2- and 3-wheelers. But the actual need and application exist for 2- and 3-wheelers. Revenue Generation and E-Commerce Penetration Because these are not only personal vehicles but also automobiles that generate revenue/income, with the exponential increase and penetration of e-commerce into remote parts of the country, the need for last-mile deliveries is at an all-time high. Hence, many youths are turning to delivery agents…

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India is leaving no stone unturned in its efforts to jump on the bandwagon of the EV ecosystem, given the damage fossil fuels are doing to the environment. Add to it the rising prices of these fuels and the necessity to adapt to the sustainability of urban transport systems in the country. The Union government is hastening the drive by incentivizing EV makers and developing effective, economical, and available infrastructure for charging these environmentally friendly vehicles. The success of these initiatives will depend upon the costs of investments and meeting the EV ecosystem’s primary requirements. Ultimately, it all depends on…

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People are buying electric cars to reduce fuel costs and limit vehicular pollution, which is said to be one of the leading causes of climate change—the problematic growth of average global temperature. Furthermore, electric vehicles (EVs) also allow their owners to use batteries instead of petrol or diesel. The advantage of using batteries is that they are rechargeable, allowing electricity to be stored to run the vehicle. However, the problem is that EV batteries are expensive, at about INR 20,000 per 1 kilowatt hour (kWh). That is why replacing them will prove costly. Most EV batteries last around 10 to…

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EVs charge faster using higher power levels. Operating at 240 volts cuts charging time by up to 50%. Specialized connectors and powerful stations allow fast charging. An EV battery can be refilled in 30 minutes to an hour, while slow charging takes several hours. Fast charging is time-effective, ideal for busy users or long-distance travelers. However, fast charging stations are incompatible with all EVs due to different standards and connectors. Let’s go into further detail on slow and fast EV chargers. Fast EV Charging EVs can be charged faster when using higher power levels than at slow speeds. Operating at…

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Your driveway brand-new electric vehicle is sleek, quiet, and feels like the future of driving. Charging it at home seems simple enough, but it’s important to handle it with care. A few smart steps can keep your home safe and your car running smoothly. Let’s break it down so you’re ready to charge with confidence. 12 Safety Tips for Home EV Charging Choose the Right Outlet All power outlets are not built for EV charging. Standard outlets may not handle the energy demands of a car battery. Over time, this can lead to overheating or even electrical fires. A Level…

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