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Kerala and Delhi are setting the pace for India's EV revolution. Kerala boasts the highest passenger EV adoption at 9.1%, while Delhi’s electric three-wheelers have reached 86.3% penetration ➡️ https://t.co/fLOPgeAZQV https://t.co/vsK0vhZa7t

Tata Motors' CTO Rajendra Petkar says diesel will remain dominant in commercial vehicles, even as BEVs, hydrogen, and LNG drive the clean mobility shift ➡️ https://t.co/GpqTNMmnAg https://t.co/ab8ema656i

India's EV sales up by 17% in FY2025, reaching 1.96 million units; e2W with 1.15 million units, accounting for 58% of total sales; e3W at 699,062 units with a 35% share; EPVs saw an 18% increase, reaching 107,462 units; ECVs grew by 7% at 8,726 units ➡️https://t.co/YQrc072dNv https://t.co/r4y7URbXUQ

Bajaj Auto emerged as the top e2W OEM in March with 34,863 Chetak units sold, followed by TVS Motor Co (30,453 units) and Ola Electric (23,430 units). India’s e2W industry saw 1.14 million units sold in FY2025, marking a 21% YoY growth https://t.co/2yOWuC991d https://t.co/dpcYMtYp30

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Breaking: Renault Takes Full Control of Indian JV as Alliance with Nissan Enters New Phase  | Autocar Professional

Breaking: Renault Takes Full Control of Indian JV as Alliance with Nissan Enters New Phase  | Autocar Professional

A LinkedIn message led to one of India’s biggest EV investments. Tamil Nadu secured VinFast’s Rs 16,000 crore project through swift negotiation, policy stability, and a bold vision for green mobility. From MoU to groundbreaking in weeks ➡️ https://t.co/45T9zIdZIl https://t.co/gLIxAMnfNn

Tata AutoComp strengthens its global footprint with the acquisition of an 80% stake in Artifex Interior Systems. This move, along with the recent IAC Sweden deal, could boost revenues by Rs 10,000 crore➡️ https://t.co/a7f5Y1mGJ0 https://t.co/LZiMeTcPse

Stellantis India MD Shailesh Hazela predicts India will be the last country standing when it comes to ICE. India’s manufacturing strength, cost advantage, and diverse energy mix will extend the lifespan of petrol, diesel, and flex-fuel engines ➡️ https://t.co/xcCH56dUnN https://t.co/48HCXIbUgT

Toyota’s Vikram Gulati highlights India’s balanced approach to clean mobility—beyond just EVs. A mix of hybrids, ethanol, CNG, and emerging tech will define the transition. The goal? Sustainability suited to India’s realities ➡️ https://t.co/TOhUfkhg3W https://t.co/xb8TQuTp9g

"There is no single winner in India’s trucking fuel transition,” says Ganesh Mani, COO of Ashok Leyland. With freight demand set to double by 2050, a multi-fuel approach—diesel, CNG, LNG, hydrogen, and EVs—will define the future ➡️ https://t.co/bcHlbEKEtq https://t.co/VW9iRzk6Wk

Tamil Nadu is emerging as India’s EV manufacturing hub, driven by proactive policies, infrastructure investments, and a Rs 50,000 crore EV roadmap. Murugappa Group’s Arun Murugappan highlights the state’s role in shaping the future of clean mobility ➡️ https://t.co/fSrXq3xO5V https://t.co/qKubYHoRW9

India’s mobility transition isn’t EV vs. ICE—it’s about fuel diversity. Tata Motors’ CTO Rajendra Petkar emphasizes a multi-pathway approach, balancing EVs, hydrogen, ethanol, and LNG while ensuring cost efficiency & infrastructure readiness ➡️ https://t.co/dU4srp5MWY https://t.co/e3K9JPgcej

Mahindra’s R. Velusamy emphasizes the need for a strategic, phased transition to electric mobility, calling for stable policies, investment in R&D, and localized solutions to drive India’s EV future ➡️ https://t.co/J02UAL0UwA https://t.co/2B7NTEfgSA

Tamil Nadu embraces a dual-track mobility vision—strengthening its ICE legacy while leading India’s EV shift. With 70% of the country’s EV two-wheeler production, the state is attracting major investments while ensuring policy continuity for auto giants ➡️ https://t.co/qHrngaeAvA https://t.co/58myEdU6N8

EXCLUSIVE! Classic Legends restructures leadership as CEO Ashish Joshi steps down. The Mahindra-backed brand moves to an Executive Council model, focusing on global expansion, EVs, and brand revival with a Rs 1,000 crore investment ➡️ https://t.co/4lyK1CL0vh https://t.co/pn7Foi098c