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1 week ago | autocarpro.in | Yukta Mudgal |Sarthak Mahajan

Electrification of public transport remains a key focus area for the Delhi government, which plans to accelerate procurement of only electric buses for intra-city travel as per the Delhi EV Policy draft 2.0. By Yukta Mudgal 02 May 2025 825 Views The Delhi government is planning to transition all public transport electric by 2026 end, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced on Friday during the launch of the Delhi Electric Vehicle Interconnector (DEVi) initiative. The DEVi project aims to enhance...

1 week ago | autocarpro.in | Ketan Thakkar |Kiran Murali |Sarthak Mahajan

he shift to a biennial format aims to provide stakeholders time to develop and showcase next-generation mobility solutions. By Ketan Thakkar & Kiran Murali 02 May 2025 969 Views The Bharat Mobility Global Expo, which had transitioned into an annual event in 2024, will now revert to a biennial schedule. Autocar Professional learns that the next edition will likely be held from February 4 to February 9, 2027, at multiple venues in the Delhi-NCR region.

1 month ago | autocarpro.in | Yukta Mudgal |Ketan Thakkar |Sarthak Mahajan

India's strategic position in global automotive manufacturing may see it become the final producer of internal combustion engines as other markets transition to electric vehicles. By Yukta Mudgal and Ketan Thakkar 29 Mar 2025 29 Views As the global auto industry accelerates its shift to cleaner propulsion systems, India is carving out a distinct path—one where internal combustion engines (ICEs) will continue to play a long-term role.

1 month ago | autocarpro.in | Ketan Thakkar |Sarthak Mahajan

Balancing legacy and future technologies, Tamil Nadu positions itself as a hub for both EV disruption and ICE resilience. By Ketan Thakkar 27 Mar 2025 27 Views Tamil Nadu is adopting a pragmatic, dual-track approach to mobility, supporting the growth of electric vehicles while maintaining its legacy as India’s hub for internal combustion engine (ICE) manufacturing.

1 month ago | autocarpro.in | Viraaj Neel Bhatnagar |Autocar India |Sarthak Mahajan

Only 999 units of the Aston Martin Valhalla will be produced, and a handful of them could make it to Indian shores. By Viraaj Bhatnagar, Autocar India 25 Mar 2025 24 Views Aston Martin is looking to bring the Valhalla plug-in hybrid supercar to India, we can exclusively report.