According to the UN’s intergovernmental panel on climate change, Co2 emissions need to be cut by 45 percent by 2030, compared to 2010 levels to meet the Central Paris agreement goal of limiting temperature rise to 1.5 degrees celsius by the end of this century. This is crucial to avoid the worst impacts of climate …
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The Indian EV market, estimated to reach to $15,397 Bn by 2027, houses various small as well as large EV startups EV startups offer services such as sustainable mobility, energy infrastructure, commercial mobility and battery management system, among others, to general masses and enterprises EV startups also work as a growth catalyst to sectors such …
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EVage is setting up micro factories to produce its Model.X electric commercial delivery van to help satisfy the burgeoning demand for electric 4-wheel delivery vehicles. The plan is to build Exoskeleton Structures upon which several different body types can be affixed — SUVs, vans, electric trucks, and other delivery vehicles. A team of 50 experts from …
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India is quickly adopting electric vehicles as a zero-emission alternative to ICE-engines vehicles. While the EV penetration is slow in four-wheelers, two-wheelers and commercial vehicles are at the forefront of EV adoption. Experts privy to the development in the Indian auto industry are saying that EV adoption will be much faster and much smoother in …
The Mohali-based all-electric vehicle startup took nearly seven years to develop, test and validate Model X; roll out likely year-end EVage, an all-electric vehicle startup is looking to disrupt the last mile delivery segment with the launch of its maiden one tonne delivery van by the end of the current calendar year as it seeks …
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Often when we think about a country’s electrification journey, we’re only just thinking about the passenger vehicle segment. But in reality, commercial vehicles also contribute significantly to carbon emission levels as they plough through long distances at all hours of the day. Founder and CEO of Chandigarh-based electric mobility startup EVage Ventures, Inderveer Singh, realised …
In what has been touted as one of the ‘largest seed rounds for any Indian startup’, United States-based venture capital firm, RedBlue Capital, invested USD 28 million last month in EVage—a leading all-electric commercial vehicle OEM in India supplying electric vans to major delivery fleets such as Amazon India’s Delivery Service Partner. (Image above of …
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A congruence of factors in India — notably, climate change policies, fuel costs and skyrocketing demand for e-commerce — has set up ideal conditions for startups like all-electric commercial vehicle startup EVage. The Rise of Electric Commercial Vehicles in India The startup already has five EV commercial trucks on the road for a range of …
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Challenging the status quo of the traditional way of manufacturing, this Chandigarh-based EV start-up wants to manufacture electric commercial vehicles in “micro-factories” in India. This, the start-up believes, will make automotive manufacturing a cost-effective and easier-to-achieve unit economic model. Building an automotive plant spread over hundreds of acres with big robots, paint shops, press shops …
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EMobility+ interviewed Mr. Inderveer Singh, Founder & CEO, EVage and got to understand about the company’s background, evolution and journey. Mr Singh talked about the way EVage is contributing to the future of mobility and its expansion & growth plans. We also came to know how EVage is solving the logistics problems of congestion, pollution …