India’s electric two-wheeler (E2W) market has crossed a significant milestone in FY25 — with sales surpassing the one-million-unit mark. However, what should have been a cause for celebration is now tempered by the realization that the pace of growth has noticeably slowed. Let’s break down the numbers, understand the market dynamics, and explore what lies ahead for electric mobility in the two-wheeler space.

The government has mandated that all FASTag users update their Know Your Customer (KYC) details before March 31, 2025. Failing to do so will result in deactivation or blacklisting of the FASTag, even if it has sufficient balance. This update aligns with the “One Vehicle-One FASTag” policy, ensuring smoother toll transactions, preventing multiple FASTags per vehicle, and enhancing security.

The transportation sector is evolving rapidly, and one of the latest innovations is the satellite-based toll system. This technology eliminates the need for physical toll booths, reducing congestion and ensuring seamless toll collection. But how does it work, and what impact will it have on drivers and road authorities? Let’s dive deep into the world of satellite-based tolling.

The automotive industry is undergoing a transformation with 3D printing, a technology revolutionizing how vehicles are designed, prototyped, and manufactured. With reduced production costs, faster development cycles, and increased customization, 3D printing is redefining automotive manufacturing. Let’s explore how this cutting-edge technology is reshaping the sector.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a subsidiary of Tata Motors, has reportedly shelved its plans to manufacture electric vehicles (EVs) at Tata’s Indian plant. This move comes despite the company’s aggressive push toward electrification under its “Reimagine” strategy. But why has JLR pulled the plug on this plan, and what does it mean for the company’s future EV ambitions? Let’s dive deep into the details, numbers, and competitive landscape.

As India moves towards a greener future, hybrid vehicles have emerged as a crucial stepping stone in the country’s transition to full-electric mobility. With challenges such as limited charging infrastructure and high EV costs, hybrids offer a practical solution by combining the best of internal combustion engines (ICE) and electric powertrains. Let’s explore how hybrids play a pivotal role in India’s EV journey.

The two-wheeler market in India has been a key driver of mobility for millions, with easy financing options playing a crucial role in vehicle purchases. However, financial institutions are now tightening their lending norms as default rates rise. This shift is expected to impact both buyers and the overall market.

Kia has taken another major step toward electrification with its Global EV Day, an annual event reaffirming the brand’s commitment to a sustainable, all-electric future. The event highlights Kia’s advancements in electric mobility, its ambitious EV roadmap, and the introduction of cutting-edge technologies that will shape the future of transportation.

Tesla the global leader in electric vehicles (EVs), is officially entering the Indian market with the finalization of showroom locations in New Delhi and Mumbai. This strategic move signifies Tesla's commitment to expanding its footprint in one of the world's largest automotive markets.