BP Ventures is exploring a buyout of Anmol Jaggi's 25.14 per cent stake in BluSmart as part of efforts to resolve governance issues and restart suspended operations
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The move is important as it comes at a time when the app-based mobility space - both business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) - has been under a cloud
Delhi HC bars BluSmart and Gensol from creating third-party rights over 220 EVs leased by SMAS Auto and Shefasteq, taking total restricted vehicles to 490
Company targets 1,000 fleet, 39,000 customers in its expanded June run
Bajaj Auto, Ather Energy, and Hero also recorded double-digit declines in their monthly sales. Only Kinetic Green Energy and Power Solutions reported a rise in their m-o-m e2W sales, up 55.1 per cent
Battery recycling of electric vehicles (EV) is essential for sustainability, cost-efficiency, and resource security
Brand to absorb 500 BluSmart vehicles through lenders, with plans to expand EV cab fleet to 1,000 and step up presence across NCR's high-demand airport corridors
App-based electric taxi service provider Evera Cabs (Prakriti Mobility) on Monday said it has initiated the repossession of 500 electric cabs earlier operated by troubled BluSmart. Already 220 vehicles have been acquired and the remaining 280 are set to be reclaimed in the coming days, Evera Cabs said in a statement. The company is looking to enhance its position as a leading electric cab service provider, with a strong focus on airport mobility, it added. Evera claimed that alongside the fleet integration, "a big chunk of BluSmart drivers" are queuing up to join it with 10 per cent of them being women. Around 150 drivers have started doing trips and recruitment efforts are ongoing to ensure service readiness as the fleet scales up. "What we're executing is not just a scale-up, it is a realignment of the electric mobility narrative in India. As key players recalibrate, Evera is stepping forward with clear intent, absorbing proven EV assets and trusted drivers to ensure uninterrupte
Maruti Suzuki is making its production capabilities flexible so that more models, including electric vehicles, could roll out from the same manufacturing set-up, according to a senior company official. The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India is looking to add another 20 lakh units-production capacity by 2030-31 with about 28 different models in the market. Currently, the auto major has a production capability of around 26 lakh units per annum across its manufacturing plants in Haryana and Gujarat. The two plants in Haryana at Gurugram and Manesar roll out around 16 lakh units per annum. The new plant in Kharkhoda has also commenced production. To begin with, the new facility will have an annual production capacity of 2.5 lakh units and produce the compact SUV Brezza. Suzuki Motor Gujarat, a unit of the company, has also set up a facility in Gujarat with an installed production capacity of 7.5 lakh units per year. "In terms of production planning, increasingly we are ma
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In FY25 alone, India recorded 1.96 million EV sales, with a penetration rate of 7 per cent, says Gagan Sidhu
High net-worth individuals (HNIs) subscribed only 66 per cent, while retail and employee portions fared better at 1.78x and 5.4x, respectively
The impact of the government subsidy on escooters, which has been halved to ₹5,000 from April 1, is clearly taking its toll on overall sales of e2Ws
With outlay of ₹1,995 cr, state is targeting 30% EV registrations by 2030
Appoints court receiver for upkeep, maintenance of cars, asks Gensol, BluSmart to not interfere
M&M has entered into an agreement to acquire 58.96% in SML Isuzu for Rs 555 crore
According to Mehta, Eka plans to bring in a new product every six months across its commercial vehicle (CV) segments
The electric scooter maker cited nine-month performance as proof of strength amid rising EV competition
The Centre has received a demand of 15,400 e-buses from four states (Gujarat, Telangana, Karnataka and Delhi,) of total 7, including around 2,500 from Delhi