Electric Vehicles - Bikes, Scooters, Motorcycles and Cars In India
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This is the first comprehensive directory specializing in the electric bikes and battery operated vehicles available in India. EVFuture is not affiliated with any manufacturer but instead provides an area where dealers, manufacturers and buyers can interact and inform themselves of the market situation in India.
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Nissan Invests $4 Billion on Electric
Nissan's executive vice president for product planning, Andy Palmer, gave the $4 billion figure as an example of his company's all-in dedication to producing electric cars.
View or Add a commentPosted May 12, 2012 | There are 0 comments.
EVFuture Online Shop Launched
EVFuture has launched an online shop with electric bicycle kits and accessories. You can pay online through any debit/credit card and choose delivery options. To open the shop, go to http://shop.evfuture.com
View or Add a commentPosted May 10, 2012 | There are 0 comments.
pedaling for clean mobility : a cause and a journey!
EVFuture received a rare visitor in the first week of the new year. Janice Valdez had set out from Vancouver in November 2011 on a historic ride through south India and,later, on to the Philippines on an electric cycle. She is a co-founder of the Humanergy Coop (HUM), a fraternity devoted to popularising clean and sustainable transportation,particularly cycles combining human and electric power. This was the agenda of her electric cycle journey through the three southern states of Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu,which was as adventurous as it was educative and inspiring. Read More
View or Add a commentPosted Feb 20, 2012 | There are 0 comments.
Beijing Introduces Public Charging Stations
China's largest electric vehicle (EV) charging and battery swapping station has been put into operation in Beijing, sources with the city's power supply authorities said Sunday.
Gaoantun charging station, located in the eastern Beijing district of Chaoyang, has been installed with more than 10 types of EV charging or battery swapping machines, covering all charging modes that are available in China.
Posted Jan 30, 2012 | There are 0 comments.
Public charging stations_a reality at last
In our past features and posts we have touched upon two factors that were slowing the EV movement in our opinion: more efficient and affordable storage technologies (batteries) and the absence of a public charging infrastructure.
The video news item below ( see link) is an optimistic one and shows that things are beginning to move after all in the right direction. First it was the Japanese who had the vision to see the vital connection between mass EV acceptance and public charging facilities. Now GE have started creating what could be America's first public EV charging network to cater to a growing number of electric and hybrid car users.
Electric car owners are doing some math themselves and feel that at 4$ per charge the economics will always be in favor of electric power despite gasoline prices coming down a little in the past weeks across the United States. Somehow it is beginning to sink in that electricity is both cheaper and cleaner.
We could be witnessing the early days of sustainable motoring finally!
For a clearer picture of this significant development view this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8jnBFhEljQ&feature=youtube_gdata
Posted Dec 08, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Zero Motorcycle, 114 Mile Range
A California electric motorcycle manufacturer will start selling motorcycles that are capable of a range of over 100 miles thanks to a new power pack that should outlast the bike itself, plus newly adopted energy capture technology. The new Z-Force power pack has 95 per cent more energy density than previous models, enabling the company’s 9kWh Zero S model to travel 114 miles before needing a recharge – albeit at a maximum speed of 88 mph that will get you little cred from the local two-wheeled community. The engines also now come with brushless motors and regenerative braking systems to recapture some of the power used when slamming on the anchors. The company claims the power pack will drop only 20 per cent of its capacity after 3,000 charges, which will provide an estimated range of over 300,000 miles – close to the expected lifetime of the bike and/or the rider. The company has five sit-up-and-beg designs for the eco-minded, including the Zero S and DS sports models, an XU model for city driving (basically smaller and lighter, with a 42-mile range), and two electric dirt bikes, the X and MX. They will all go on sale, from between $7,000 to $13,000, in February.External Link To Website
Posted Nov 15, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
The Ryno Electric Unicycle
If you love turning heads when you take a ride around town, then the Ryno electric unicycle is probably for you. Designer Chris Hoffmann had his eyes set on the Segway crowd when he started work on the Ryno, and he has come up with quite the interesting looking one-wheeled auto. The cost for a pre-production Ryno is a whopping $25,000 and Hoffmann already has five orders, but he expects the market model to cost about $3,500. The production model will have a top speed of 25 mph, a range of up to 30 miles and an impressive 25-inch thick tire.
Posted Nov 15, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Gordon Murray's 350MPG EV
Gordon Murray, designer of the truly insane McLaren F1, swept the board at the RAC Future Car Challenge -- but for something much more sensible. It's the 1,500lbs T.27 EV, the little wonder in the picture above, which just carried two people the 57.13 miles from Brighton to London on just 64p ($1.20) of electricity. Compared to a petrol car that would be the equivalent of getting 350MPG. It's believed the T.27 can easily make 100 miles on a single four-hour charge and scooped eleven awards on the day, including most efficient and best EV. Murray is still waiting on a manufacturer to sign on to produce the things, but thanks to his super efficient iStream process, they could pop up for sale soon after -- which can only be good news for anyone who wants a commuting vehicle with something of a racing pedigree.Posted Nov 15, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
World’s first manned flight with an electric multicopter
At the end of October 2011, Thomas Senkel of e-volo had completed a series of unmanned tests and was ready for the first manned flight on an airstrip in the southwest of Germany. The flight lasted one minute and 30 seconds, after which the constructor and test pilot stated:
"The flight characteristics are good natured. Without any steering input it would just hover there on the spot".
This could be the future of flight, piloting a device as simple as a car.
Read more at http://www.e-volo.com/
Posted Nov 12, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Electric bikes in food delivery
A leading Italian pizzeria (Tanto) in Auroville (near Pondicherry) comissioned EVFuture to build its first electric bike for pizza home delivery this summer. The 'Tanto Humvee' as it is called is a popular sight 0n the roads of Auroville silently going about its business of delivering delectable firewood Italian pizzas. This vehicle is based on our reputed Humvee electric bike design known for its ruggedness,comfort and reliability. Its versatility makes It adaptable to carrying pizzas as much as it does people.
The Tanto Humvee is a reminder of the potential that electric bikes hold for a large range of small-medium business - from pizzerias to couriers - mushrooming in India today. It is a symbol of a new era in transportation - silent, safe,quick and non polluting. Read More
Posted Oct 28, 2011 | There are 1 comments.
The Age of Blue cars!
Car pooling is not a new idea or practice. It has been in vogue for many years and has faithful adherents and practitioners in America and Europe.
However, 'Autolib' is a first of its kind. It is a scheme that rents super mini electric cars to the residents of Paris on a membership basis with a rent plan that is as novel as the program itself. Its promoters - a French billionaire whose business interests include clean technologies and a visionary mayor of the city of Paris - decided that Autolib was a way to reduce pollution in cities while slowly encouraging the adoption of new and cleaner forms of mobility.
'Autolib' is a car sharing initiative worth watching. It has the potential to usher in a new blue automotive age. Read more
Posted Oct 17, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
2011 World Solar Challenge
The first solar racing car and its support fleet will depart Darwin to traverse the 3000+ km to Adelaide through the Australian outback. It will be followed at two-minute intervals by 36 other racing teams, from twenty countries from all over the world. With the top cars and teams being very, very close to each other, it's sure to be a very exciting race. The fastest teams are expected to reach the official finish line just outside Adelaide late Wednesday or early Thursday (local time), after which the teams will continue on for the traditional dive in the fountain at Victoria Square in Adelaide.
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Posted Oct 17, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Training a future generation of electric car engineers
Where will we find our future engineers and builders of electric cars and transportation systems?
Despite the slow rise and acceptance of electric vehicles and all the pointers to its eventual replacement of gasoline powered ones, there is no long term preparation of intellectual resources to meet this new paradigm in transportation and mobility. There is concern over this in many quarters. Eco car 2 is a competition based model (partnering industry and the government) in America,which apart from challenging a cluster of US universities with some hard core goals, is also hoping to stimulate and goad technical institutions worldwide to start to prepare full fledged courses and curricula in the design and development of electric vehicles for an electric generation rapidly coming of age.
This should be of prime concern for a country like India (and China) where electric vehicles can play a big role in reducing smoke and sound pollution. It also holds the potential to offer cheaper and better modes of intra city transit for its millions. Read More HERE
Posted Sep 22, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Increased Petrol Prices
EVFuture.com has it's highest traffic ever due to the recent increase in petrol prices again. Please bear with us as the server is performing a little slower and we need a bit more time to process all your queries and orders for kits.
View or Add a commentPosted Sep 16, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Home made Solar charging Station!
EVFuture installed its second solar charging station in a famed eco park - The Adyar Poonga - in the southern metropolis of Chennai in June this year. The charging station is All Solar and was developed from a prototypic idea that we have been exploring since 2008. Its simplicity lends itself to quick assembly,transportation and installation in remote areas.The design itself is basic enough for anyone to comprehend and build using off-the- shelf electronic components.
We had our Eyes set on a not-too-distant future when such off-grid charging points could service small fleets of light electric vehicles all over rural India.
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Posted Sep 12, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
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Posted Aug 02, 2011 | There are 2 comments.
Supersonic: The car for 2021
The architecture and design of SUPERSONIC is very radical and original comparing any car of today and many other concept cars. Two people could be carried, they sit in tandem (in-line, one behind the other) like in a cockpit of super aircraft. The aerodynamics are superb. The main inspiration is found on high-speed airplanes well known as Supersonic flying aircrafts. The values of the aerodynamic and fluent styling are now dramatically emphasized. The extremely large Xenon head-lights are additionally equipped with blue LEDs, which suggest the very attractive and eye-catchy exterior.
Posted May 26, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
EV Horizons getting closer
The upcoming Electric Vehicle Land,Sea and Air awards 2011 event to be held in Germany next month provides a platform to exhibit and study the latest advances in EV technologies - from radical vehicle designs and new materials to advanced battery and charging technologies. What is shown here is what is likely to become industry standards in the rapidly evolving EV sectors and markets of the world.
View or Add a commentPosted May 26, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Bicycles back on Track
India is experiencing a bicycle resurgence. Surprisingly it is happening through the medium of sports. Offbeat and sporadic bicycle racing events are now coalescing into 'cyclothons' that are well organised and attended in major Indian cities. We bring you a low down of the Mumbai Cyclothon held last April that featured a professional four member team from Auroville.
Posted May 19, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
China: The EV Revolution Already Happened!
India's electric vehicle sales have slumped from about 240 thousand per annum in 2008 to less than 80,000 in 2010. When talking to people in India, the first word that comes out of their mouth when asked to describe electric vehicles is 'failure'. This is very unfortunate and probably true in many cases. The EV Revolution started off in 2007 in India with many smaller companies trying to make a quick buck by importing and selling a container of cheap electric scooters from China. However, most of these companies were traders and had no real knowledge of the actual requirements when dealing with India's unique road conditions. This lead to a huge amount of vehicles that failed in the first months, muddying the reputation of the electric vehicle as a viable means of transportation.
View or Add a commentPosted May 17, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
On EV Charging Points
EV Technologies are galloping faster than EV infrastructure.They have to move in tandem if the EV revolution is to happen sooner than later.However, some countries are giving EV infrastructure development the importance it deserves hoping,thereby, to add speed to the EV cause in general. Posted Apr 27, 2011 | There are 1 comments.
Electric Motorcycle: ErockIT
The ErockIT is more a motorcycle than a bike, and indeed, it might be one of today's quickest forms of inner city transport. The whole thing weighs just 110 kilograms and with over 45lb/ft of torque and 13bhp, it can top 50mph. The range can be extended by pedaling along, though your strokes don't actually ever make it to the wheels in a conventional way. Instead, your legs turn a small generator which adds a bit of juice to the battery. The company has plans for a limited model release starting next year. ErockIT says it is using a nano-phosphate lithium battery in its present design, which it expects to last for 10 years or 50,000 kilometers of use. Depending on driving or pedaling style, a charge should last for 60 to 80 kilometers, and cost the German consumer about 60 Euro cents, or just under U.S.$1. The ErockIT weighs about 100 kilos (225 pounds) so you won't be able to carry it up the apartment steps, that's for sure. Posted Apr 10, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Building electric bikes as a Hobby
Building electric bikes as a Hobby : Read about the enthusiasm that e bike assembling or retrofitting can generate in youth who are mechanically inclined on EVFuture.org.
View or Add a commentPosted Apr 04, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Tapei Cycle Show 2011
The Taipei Cycle show is a premium event for the bicycle industry and enthusiasts. Organised by TAITRA (The Taiwan External Trade Development Council) it is an event that began in 1970 and attracts a few thousand visitors from all over the world every year to see the latest bicycles and accessories designed and produced by the Taiwan cycle industry. Taipei Cycle 2011 had about 5000 visitors thronging to more than 3000 booths showcasing complete bicycles, frames, parts and accessories. A recent addition to the Taipei cycle shows is the LEV (Light electric vehicle) section featuring electric cycles,scooters and motorbikes to highlight this emerging segment.Read the article on evfuture.org.
Posted Mar 25, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Riding The Rough Indian Road
The EVFuture team conducted an interview with the head of R&D and Quality of BSA Motors, KB Srinivasan. His ruminations on the light EV sector in India is filled with historical anecdotes and incisive analysis of the industry, government and market. It shows the road ahead for electric scooters and electric cycles in India. The first and second part of this interview is availabe on evfuture.org - Click here to read it.
View or Add a commentPosted Mar 20, 2011 | There are 2 comments.
Storage Technologies need to catch up with the rest of the EV train
It is widely acknowledged now that storage technology is lagging behind other critical EV technologies. And this has to change if the promised EV revolution is to take place as we anticipate and desire. While research expenditure on battery technologies is on the rise, it is still small when compared to other critical automobile and mobility related R&D spending.
View or Add a commentPosted Feb 26, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Delivery Fleets Love Electric Trucks
Even as auto manufacturers seek to convince car buyers of the virtues of electric vehicles, one key group needs little persuasion: delivery fleet managers. While commuters and vacationers may fret about so-called range anxiety—the fear of not making it to a charging station before the car's battery needs topping up—drivers of commercial delivery vehicles tend to follow the same route each day, so they have a pretty good idea how much power they'll need. And since trucks typically return to the garage every night, there's little worry about finding a charger. Electrics "are quiet, don't pollute, and vibrate less than diesels," says Mike O'Connell, director of fleet capability for Frito-Lay North America. "Our sales reps are fighting over who gets the next one."
View or Add a commentPosted Feb 09, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
2011: Year of the Hybrid?
Life always has the tendency to come full circle at some point.The personal automobile mass revolution kickstarted in the early part of the last century was made possible largely due to the availability of cheap auto fuels – petrol and diesel. The problem was that it was assumed that this situation would prevail forever.It was not until the 60s that it became clear to all ( apart from the specialists who had always known this) that oil ( from fossil fuels) was a finite resource and would dry out at some point, and what then? True as this was it was not easy to imagine a world ( or cars) without oil and we just kept going, out of apathy as much as for not having any alternatives to turn to. There was another problem with oil apart from its decreasing availability and continually rising prices. Oil ( rightly or wrongly) was the main actor in the climate change drama, being directly responsible for much of the pollution that caused it.
View or Add a commentPosted Feb 08, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
EVFuture.org Launched!
The EVFuture team has launched it's new website www.evfuture.org which will be oriented towards interesting news, reviews, blogs and interviews about Electric Vehicles and electric vehicle technology. Regular articles will be posted and a new user friendly forum will let us all discuss interesting topics more easily. Please check it out, sign up and start posting!
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Posted Feb 04, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Kenguru Car Aims at Improving Mobility
Kenguru UK in England is about to market a more environmentally-friendly alternative to a converted van for those who use a wheelchair. The B-4220/VZ Kenguru r Car was designed by Rehab Ltd. in Hungary, which has been offering aids for the handicapped since 1915. Invalid cars, as they are often called, are quite popular in Europe, especially in Eastern European countries. Already available in Hungary for $12,500 and free to qualified users as part of Hungary's healthcare program, the Kenguru will be sold in the UK this summer and later in the U.S.
Posted Feb 04, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Engineering colleges and technical institutions jumping on the ev wagon!
What was until recently just a curiosity and hobby platform in the electrical engineering and electronics departments in various technical institutions is now getting mainstream attention. The recent fuel price rise across Indian states ( the third in the span of just a few months with more slated for 2011) was fuel for thought indeed. It has served as that much needed catalyst to bring the ev debate centerstage. Apart from the media and industry, institutions of technology are gearing up to both meet this new challenge as well as cash in on an emerging technological trend in mobility.
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Posted Jan 29, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
The Future of Urban Transportation? YikeBike
Urban transportation has just gotten a whole lot cooler! The new YikeBike seems to solve many of the problems faced by today's commuters in a novel way. Let's see when this baby comes to India!
View or Add a commentPosted Jan 24, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Electro Vehicles Europe (EVE) : Retrofitting cars, buses and boats!
EVE is a company based in Bergamo, Italy, offering state-of-the-art conversion services for cars and four wheelers in Europe. Its famed electric converted De Lorean and Smart were newsmakers at the Milan and Bologna motor shows held towards the close of 2010. According to the company the De Lorean's historic drive from Milan to Rome, a distance of 800 Kms - all electric – is a point in favour of electric cars as being capable of making long hauls* and not just short intra city drives like most evs.
Techies Note : the nuts and bolts of this herculean but rewarding project is detailed on their web site www.electro-vehicles.euPosted Jan 21, 2011 | There are 1 comments.
Concept Bicycle Charger To Charge Devices
Fandi Meng, a Chinese industrial designer has designed a concept generator called the i-Green Bicycle Charging System which can be attached to a bicycle. The i-Green harvests kinetic energy from a moving bicycle and converts it to electricity for powering small portable gadgets. The i-Green device includes a portable wind turbine mechanism which could harvest energy from wind at the same time as harvesting kinetic energy.
Posted Jan 13, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
Interview Wth EVFuture
Here's a short interview with Akash, one of EVFuture's developers. Take a look at the latest product from the company and hear about it's core features and what sets it apart from the competition.
View or Add a commentPosted Jan 09, 2011 | There are 0 comments.
MNRE Subsidy On Electric Vehicles
The ministry of new and renewable energy has decided to offer incentives to electric vehicle makers in the current and the next financial years in a bid to boost the sales of the environment-friendly vehicles.
The ministry will pay up to 20% of the ex-factory price of these vehicles, which the manufacturers are expected to pass on to buyers, said the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles (SMEV), a lobby group.
In return, the manufacturers will have to use at least 30% indigenous content in the vehicles, maintain a sizeable retail operation and after-sales service outlets.
The cap on the incentive will be `4,000 for a low speed electric two-wheeler, `5,000 for a high speed electric two-wheeler and `1 lakh for an electric car.
Source: http://www.livemint.com/2010/11/23000806/Govt-to-give-incentives-to-ele.html?atype=tp
Posted Nov 24, 2010 | There are 3 comments.
Prediction: three million electric vehicles by 2015
A study from IDC Energy Insights predicts that plug-in electric vehicles will be hitting the market within the year, and 540,000 will be sold globally by 2012. There will be more than 2.7 million of the vehicles on roads across the globe within five years. IDC predicts there will be 885,000 electric cars in North America and more than 780,000 in Europe by the year 2015. The report’s authors warn, however, that the electric grid won’t be ready for this surge. “Unfortunately, these vehicles will cause havoc on the distribution grid if they start appearing without any preparation by grid managers. The utilities that prepare today for this new reality will be the ones that will win in the long term.” Challenges utilities will face include “significant upgrades in distribution equipment, from the addition of separate metering apparatus to the installation of advanced transformers that can handle the increased load on a particular line. Utilities will also need to address the creation of novel rate structures that allow the utility to control how and when the vehicles are charged.”
View or Add a commentPosted Oct 17, 2010 | There are 1 comments.
Experts demonstrate how water based 'artificial leaf' generates electricity
A North Carolina State University team has shown that water gel-based solar devices (called: "artificial leaves") can work like solar cells to generate electricity. The conclusions prove the concept for making solar cells that more closely copy nature. They also have the possibility to be more affordable and more environmentally friendly than the existing standard silicon based solar cells.
View or Add a commentPosted Sep 30, 2010 | There are 0 comments.
Company Builds Fast Charging Station For Electric Cars
"Japanese based JFE Engineering has released its ultra-fast charge station. Designed to comply with the CHAdeMo standard developed by Tokyo Electric Power Company, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Subaru and Toyota, the system is capable of charging a 2011 Mitsubishi i-Miev from empty to 50% full in just three minutes. Even just three minutes plugged into the fast-charge station was enough to enable a standard 2011 Mitsubishi i-Miev to travel a further 50 miles before further charging was required." / Consideration will have to be given to the massive high-voltage power lines needed to power a charger capable of recharging an EV so quickly. But for retail locations and gas stations, the 62.5 kW power requirements of each charger should not be impossible to accommodate in all but the remotest of locations.
View or Add a commentPosted Jul 10, 2010 | There are 1 comments.
TVS Moves Away From Electric Vehicles
TVS Motor Company has put its electric vehicle production plans on hold due to poor sales. It has also shelved plans to launch electric three-wheelers and stopped its production of its line of battery powered scooters, the Scooty Teenz Electric scooter.
Although TVS had some initial trouble with their teenz model, they seem to have perfected the scooter over the last year. If more large companies like TVS give up on electric vehicles this could mean the EVs are not ready for India yet - although the rest of the world is certainly embracing them.
View or Add a commentAlthough TVS had some initial trouble with their teenz model, they seem to have perfected the scooter over the last year. If more large companies like TVS give up on electric vehicles this could mean the EVs are not ready for India yet - although the rest of the world is certainly embracing them.
Posted Jun 27, 2010 | There are 2 comments.
Mahindra buys 55.2 of Reva
Mahindra and Reva have announced a collaboration to form a new company called Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicle Company that will see Reva's electric powertrain technology put into Mahindra & Mahindra vehicles. Mahindra will also take a 55.2-percent equity stake in Reva Electric Car Company and has so far invested about $10 million in the new company.
View or Add a commentPosted Jun 04, 2010 | There are 0 comments.
Hyundai Motor India goes green with zero emission electric car
Hyundai Motor India Ltd, the country’s largest car exporter and second largest car manufacturer, today unveiled the electric version of the immensely popular compact car - i10 at Auto Expo 2010 in New Delhi.
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Posted May 07, 2010 | There are 3 comments.
Buying An Electric Car: What You Need to Know
Everyone pretty much knows what to look for when buying a gasoline vehicle. But what about an all-electric vehicle, of the sort that will go on sale at the end of the year? Read More...
Posted Apr 27, 2010 | There are 0 comments.
Renault India’s Twizy Z.E. Electric Car Concept: Launch in 2011
Chief Minister of Delhi, Sheila Dikshit, inaugurated the Twizy Z.E. Concept from Renault India on Monday. Twizy Z.E Concept is a new 2-seater electric car from Renault India and the company is claiming this car to have “zero emissions”. This electric car is based on the green technology principle. Read more Read more
View or Add a commentPosted Apr 19, 2010 | There are 1 comments.
Moosshiqk, world’s smallest electric bike
Mr. Santhosh from India has built the world’s smallest e-bike measuring 12 inches in height and 18 inches in length. "Moosshiqk" (the Sanskrit word for mouse) – is a 12 inch height, 18 inch length battery driven bike. Only one of its kind in the world which can be ride backwards (reverse). It can be disassembled in less than 1 minute and can be assembled in the same time. Dry weight : 4 kg, Speed : 12 to 15 kmph Read more
View or Add a commentPosted Apr 19, 2010 | There are 3 comments.
The Chevrolet Spark Electric will hit Indian roads in October 2010 with a staggeringly high price tag
Lots of people have shown interest in the electric version of the Chevrolet Spark that General Motors India recently unveiled at the 2010 Indian Auto Expo. General Motors has taken notice of this and has thus decided to launch the Chevrolet Spark Electric in October, 2010. While this announcement will bring plenty of cheer to electric car fans, we weren’t too enthused about the price at which General Motors India plans to launch the Electric Spark at.
Posted Apr 19, 2010 | There are 0 comments.
Chrysler’s Shocking Promise: An EV by 2010
Chrysler, all but left for dead by most industry watchers, surprised just about everyone in Detroit this morning by announcing it has not one but three electric vehicles in the pipeline and we’ll see the first of them in showrooms by 2010. Read more...Posted Apr 19, 2010 | There are 0 comments.
Honda Unveils Electric Motorbike
WAKO, Japan—Honda Motor Co. is rolling out a small, scooter-type electric motorbike, it said Tuesday, after having put an earlier model back in the shed more than a decade ago. Read morePosted Apr 14, 2010 | There are 2 comments.
Dr. Farooq Abdullah Visits Auroville
India's Minister for Renewable Energy, Dr. Farooq Abdullah visited Auroville on March 23rd. He was impressed with EVFuture's electric moped and electric rickshaw and insisted on driving both vehicles. In this picture, he insisted that his security guard sit in the back while he took the driver's seat.
Posted Mar 26, 2010 | There are 0 comments.
Tata Unveils Nano EV at Geneva Motor Show
At the Geneva motor show, Tata Motors unveiled their new EV version of the economic car, the Nano. Although it's not a Porsche, this car accelerates from 0 to 60 kms per hour in under 10 seconds. The batteries are super-polymer lithium ion, and give a range of about 160 kms per charge."Electrification will be an integral part of our initiative to launch environment-friendly vehicles," said Ravi Kent, vice chairman of Tata.
This could be the first step towards a more green future, and although there is no launch date set, it gives hope that this could be a viable means of transportation.
Posted Mar 09, 2010 | There are 2 comments.
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In YO EXL by THADIL AHMAD on 20-03-2012:I WANT TO BUY THIS "YO EXL" PLEASE INFORM WHERE TO BUY MEAN DEALER LOCATION
In TVS Scooty Teenz Electric by rajkumar on 19-03-2012:hello.......... I am rajkumar I wan to bay electric scooty if any one want to sell contact this email ID. rajkumarbuzzcomm@gmail.com
In Avon e-plus 018 EB by Prashant Panditrao Jadhav on 12-03-2012:I want to buy this "Avon e-plus 018 EB" moped, please send me details of dealers in Pune or PimpariChinchwad City and price of the moped.
In myEbike Sporty by T.Gopalakrishna on 11-03-2012:
Do you still manufacture and marketing the e-vehicles? If so how can I get the vehicle in Bengaluru (Karnataka)? Any dealer available in Bengaluru?
In Petra Sprint by n.k.raychoudhury on 01-03-2012:i want to buy this one, so please inform me its price and where i can get this near Burdwan in West Bengal
In Petra Sprint by n.k.raychoudhury on 01-03-2012:i want to buy this one, so please inform me its price and where i can get this near Burdwan in West Bengal
In Hero E-Sprint by akshatha on 24-02-2012:hi deepak whch one i should buy esprint or wat and tell me the on price in mangalore karnataka and the dealer in mangalore. and also help me to buy a good electric bike
In REVA AC by EV factory,CHINA on 22-02-2012:HIPOWER electric car : LiFePO4 (lithium iron) battery + BMS + charger.
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