Thanks to Samsung Electronics' and Apple's investments, India's export of mobiles phones for the past year is expected to break a new record. However, India's local suppliers may...
India's Reliance Industries, which relies on petrochemical energy as its primary source of revenue, has been transforming to enter digital, renewable, and even electronics sectors...
With an eye on catching up with electric mobility and creating an ecosystem, India launched a series of policies to encourage EV penetration and promote a localized supply chain.
Samsung Electronics reportedly plans to apply for the telecom investment incentive scheme and manufacture 4G and 5G gear in India, where Nokia and Ericsson are dominant and Chinese...
Ola Electric has announced a strategic investment in Israel-based battery technology startup StoreDot, giving Ola Electric the exclusive right to adopt StoreDot's XFC technology in...
The India EV market trends have shown that 2-wheelers will lead its mass adoption. Several companies are already trying to enter this market with EV scooters and motorbikes, some...
India has started to deploy hydrogen-based fuel cell vehicles and charging stations in a bid to develop a green hydrogen ecosystem and become an energy net exporter on the back of...
Due to China imposing a lockdown on Shenzhen, Pegatron's India plant would start production of iPhones in April, which would help stabilize the global iPhone supplies, said sources...
India's top electric vehicle (EV) brand, Tata Motors said it is increasing investment and developing more models to strengthen its market share in the rapidly growing Indian EV market.
According to the latest announcement by the Indian government, India's advanced automobile incentive scheme has attracted US$9.8 billion investment from companies home and abroad.
In an era when electric vehicle (EV) sales rapidly rise, the Indian government is trying to promote interchangeable battery-swapping standards as an alternative to setting up charging...
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