If you’re a college student or a daily commuter in India, here’s a conversation you’ve probably had at least once — “bhai electric le ya petrol?” And every time, it circles back to the same thing. The electric one looks expensive upfront. The petrol one feels safer, familiar. You know
India doesn’t do mild summers. Depending on where you live, you’re dealing with anywhere between 38°C and 48°C through April, May, and June — and in cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Nagpur, and Ahmedabad, that heat doesn’t just make your commute uncomfortable. It quietly goes to work on your EV battery.
Confused between the Tata Tiago EV and the Tiago Petrol? Here’s a detailed comparison of these models to help you make the best decision.
Electric cars are made for the city, and in India, we do our best to fit in the smallest of the gallis. So, to make your life easier, we have compiled a list of the best small electric cars that you can buy in India.
Whether you live in Old Delhi, which has narrow lanes, or are cruising the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, or have a large family that needs more space, there is an EV out there made for you. Here are our top 5 picks for the best electric cars in India for your daily
You may be considering purchasing an electric vehicle, or you may already have one. And somewhere in the back of your mind, this one question keeps coming up—what happens when the battery dies? & how much does EV Battery Replacement Cost in India? It is a fair question. The battery
Tata Punch EV variants and features explained here. It comes with Smart, adventure and Empowered variants with different battery packs which makes Punch EV the Best Micro-SUV
The TVS iQube’s variant list was updated a few weeks ago with the launch of a new iQube S variant. Here’s a simple breakdown of every iQube variant, currently on sale in India.
OTA updates allow your electric vehicle to receive new features, performance improvements, and security patches wirelessly — without a single trip to the service centre.
