India's EV sales surged 45% to a record 2.72 lakh units in May, pushing overall EV penetration above 11% for the first time amid rising fuel costs
The luxury carmaker plans to drive growth through local assembly of the MINI Countryman, expansion into 10 new cities and a broader product portfolio
Refex Mobility, which provides all-electric vehicle-based mobility solutions to corporates, on Monday said it has crossed the Rs 100 crore revenue milestone in FY26. The clean mobility arm of Refex Industries Ltd has reported a total income of Rs 103.2 crore in FY 2025-26, reporting a "2.5x growth", according to a statement issued by the company. "The company completed more than 1.5 million trips across the enterprise and executive mobility segments, during the year, reflecting both growing scale and improving platform economics," it said. Besides, Refex Mobility also expects to achieve operational breakeven by FY2027-28. Within three years of operations, Refex Mobility has scaled its operating fleet size to over 1,750 vehicles across five major cities. It serves more than 70 enterprise clients across sectors, it added. In FY26, it launched a fast-growing app-based cab rental business and expanded operations into the Delhi-NCR region. The company introduced an asset-light model,
India's automobile retail sales grew 9.55 per cent to a record 25,31,067 units in May, while EV penetration crossed 11 per cent for the first time, as dealers saw a surge in enquiries for fuel-efficient and green vehicles after last month's fuel price hikes amid the West Asia crisis, FADA said on Monday. The cumulative automobile retail sales in India stood at 23,10,451 units in the same month last year. According to the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA), the figures reflect the best May performance ever recorded across commercial (CV), passenger vehicle (PV) and the overall EV penetration. "A notable feature of the month was the consumer response to May fuel-price revisions: dealers reported a visible rise in enquiries for fuel-efficient and alternative-powertrain options, reflected in the two-wheeler EV share climbing to 9.25 per cent from 6.11 per cent a year ago," FADA stated. Passenger vehicles retail sales were at a record 4,02,591 units last month as compa
Vietnam-based mobility company Green SM on Friday launched its electric taxi service, Green SM Limo, in Delhi-NCR, marking Vingroup's entry into India
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The trend is drawing attention as larger vehicles put pressure on existing infrastructure. Some EVs are becoming too large for parking spaces designed under standards introduced a decade ago
In the first phase, Green SM will operate its services - using VinFast's Limo Green model - in key areas of the National Capital Region (NCR), its statement noted
HMIL plans to deepen localisation, boost procurement from Tamil Nadu suppliers, create 2,000 jobs and roll out two new models, including its first mass-market EV
Nickel and lithium are critical to India's EV supply chain, especially when it comes to batteries, as New Delhi targets 30 per cent electric car penetration and 80 per cent for two-wheelers by 2030
India's biggest electric carmaker, will use Chery's platform to locally build EVs under its premium Avinya brand with plans for at least two cars, the first of which will be launched in 2027
The state has fixed procurement ceilings for official electric vehicles and is considering a centralised system to manage contractual vehicles and accelerate fleet electrification
JSW Group plans a 30 GWh lithium-ion cell plant with a joint venture partner, investing over $1.3 billion to localise battery production for its new energy vehicle business
Rising fuel prices and the Strait of Hormuz disruption push EV adoption higher, with electric two-wheeler penetration crossing 9% in May
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JSW Motors plans a Diwali brand launch, targeting India's premium NEV market with multiple models and aggressive localisation plans
As EV adoption rises, insurers warn that improper charging, unauthorised modifications, and delayed reporting can lead to claim rejection
Vietnam-based Vingroup's EV charging arm V-Green on Thursday announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with ChargeZone to jointly develop dedicated EV charging infrastructure for VinFast customers across India. The co-branded EV charging network will support VinFast's India expansion. The first 15 charging stations under this collaboration have already been commissioned and made operational. As part of the next phase of expansion, nearly 100 additional co-branded charging stations are planned for deployment over the next six months, extending the network's reach to key locations across the country. The collaboration marks VinFast's first co-branded charging partnership with a Charge Point Operator (CPO) in India, and reflects a growing deeper integration between EV manufacturers and charging infrastructure providers. "The co-branded charging network is designed to address one of the most important factors influencing EV adoption today: dependable and accessible charging