The new limited-time period ex-showroom price of the S1 Pro will be  ₹131,499, whereas, the S1X 3 kWh and S1X 4kWh will cost  ₹83,499 and ₹97,499 respectively.

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Prior to the company’s annual event Sankalp 2024, Ola Electric on Wednesday announced a limited-time offer worth ₹ 25,000 for the Ola S1 electric scooters. On the theme of Independence Day, the limited-time offer under the title of “Ride The Freedom” will remain live up to 20th August.&nbsp;Under the offer, Ola Electric’s S1 Pro, S1X 3 kWh and S1X 4kWh will observe ₹2500 price reduction. The new limited-time period ex-showroom price of the S1 Pro will be&nbsp;₹131,499, whereas, the S1X 3 kWh and S1X 4kWh will cost&nbsp;₹83,499 and ₹97,499 respectively. In addition, subject to terms and conditions, the company has also announced a bonus of ₹12,000 on the exchange of the user's old petrol scooter.&nbsp; Moreover, users can also enjoy ₹5,000 off on credit card EMIs of some selected banks. To make the offer more comprehensive, the company is also providing a maximum of ₹5,500 off on accessories and Ola Care+. The offer came just before when the company is expected to unveil its long-awaited electric bike on the occasion of Independence Day.&nbsp;

Ola “Ride the Freedom” Sale

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To provide enhanced and improved electric car batteries through real-time testing, Nio, a Chinese electric vehicles (EV) maker has joined hands with UK AI software startup, Monolith.&nbsp; The agreement allows the carmaker to evaluate new batteries by assessing their health, performance, and durability each time they are switched out. Monolith's AI system analyses the data and provides real-time insights for battery improvements. The partnership's goal is to increase battery performance by utilising data from Nio's battery-swapping service in Europe. The project's testing will shortly start in five European markets. Monolith's deep-learning algorithms detect battery problems automatically, such as spontaneous discharge and thermal runaway, allowing for faster analysis of complicated real-world data. This capacity not only saves time and costs but also improves battery safety, according to Richard Ahlfeld, CEO and Founder of Monolith. Electrification is revolutionising the car industry, resulting in major investment in longer-lasting, faster-charging, and more cost-effective batteries. Traditional models do not adequately represent battery performance, leaving OEMs and cell makers to rely on physical testing, which adds costs and delays. Staying competitive requires a new approach based on AI and machine learning. Monolith's AI models, based on test data, provide a simpler and more accurate alternative to standard Error Correction Models (ECM) and Pseudo-Two Dimensional (P2D) models. Users may enjoy Monolith's interactive tools to analyse battery designs, forecast how batteries function under various situations, and optimise important parameters.

The partnership's goal is to increase battery performance by utilising data from Nio's battery-swapping service in Europe. The project's testing will shortly start in five European markets.

Nio join hands with UK AI software company

Chinese EV maker Nio join hands with UK AI software company to improve EV batteries

IKEA India underlined its commitment to sustainability by transitioning its delivery operations in Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune to all-electric vehicles (EVs). This marks a significant step in the company's efforts to decrease its carbon footprint and adopt greener practices. The update emphasises IKEA India's commitment to environmental responsibility and innovation, according to a LinkedIn post. The transition to electric vehicles is part of IKEA's larger effort to improve its environmental activities and help India's drive for greener mobility alternatives. In addition to switching towards electric vehicles, IKEA is also enhancing their infrastructure to facilitate this change. Moreover, to promote the wider use of electric transportation, the business is installing additional charging stations for heavy vehicles across India. As per the report, IKEA intends to expand this green project to other places as well, with Mumbai being next on its list. This move towards electric delivery by IKEA is aligned with the company's global objective of having zero carbon impact by 2030.

In addition to switching to EVs IKEA is also enhancing their infrastructure to facilitate this change. To promote the wider use of electric transportation, the business is installing additional charging stations for heavy vehicles across India.

IKEA transitions to all-EV deliveries 

IKEA transitions to all-EV deliveries in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune

Ola Electric, on August 15, made its debut in the electric bike market with the introduction of its first line of motorcycles, the Roadster Series. The announcement came during the company’s annual event "Sankalp 2024" at the company's FutureFactory in Tamil Nadu.&nbsp; The Roadster Pro, which will launch at ₹1.99 lakh for 8kWh and ₹2.49 lakh for 16kWh, will be the first bike in the series whose delivery is expected to start at the beginning of Diwali 2025.&nbsp; According to the company, the Roadster Pro EV is capable of accelerating from 0-40kmph in just 1.2 sec and 0-60kmph in just 1.9 seconds. The e-bike can achieve a top speed of 194kmph and can travel a distance of 579 km(IDC) on a single charge making it the fastest e-bike in the whole series. The Roadster Pro comes with a 10-inch TFT touchscreen, two-channel switchable ABS, USD (upside down) forks and disc brakes at the front and the rear. In addition to DIY mode, the e-bike gets the company’s usual four riding modes including Hyper, Sport, Normal, and Eco. <img src="https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXflbQyCVQYDTf9fR1R2nANHoHt6EPEV810YuMC3j8cLUorvRP5dA-p9mOeyL0LJ4RrKWppT8qAsWomGdDQrF7d9m4t3wrIbgHk2YCc59HxOy2svLwa_cPA1tZabCalvvlaLflmiRUJHtBsUFOvVckOr0_E?key=ptjaa9yPd5pNDAVHJMKX3g" height="466" width="502"> The next bike in the company’s fleet is The Roadster, which will be on sale at an introductory price of ₹1.05 lakh for 3.5kWh, ₹1.19 lakh for 4.5 kWh and 1.39 lakh for 6kWh. The vehicle can accelerate from 0-40 kmph in just 2 seconds (6 kWh) and has a top speed of 126 kmph. Moreover, the top model of the vehicle provides an exceptional range of 248 km.&nbsp; The Roaster e-bike can be driven in 4 riding modes including Hyper, Sports, Normal, and Eco. The vehicle features a 6.8-inch TFT touchscreen which is powered by MoveOS 5. The vehicle comes with a spectrum of features including cruise control, proximity unlock, party mode, temper alert and an additional AI-powered Kurtim Assistant, road trip planner and smartwatch app. At the front and rear, the vehicle also gets disc brakes which are backed by single-channel ABS equipped with brake-by-wire technology.&nbsp;The delivery of the Roadster bike is expected to begin in January 2025. <img src="https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXcxKLPScIg-E4u-hjFoq0yL2FaRwCnmcgwMIihbrGpNIlrm7dW24KX-qmhdDIZSQf6HC_QEtW4h8yuFhDIfX9emAHcy2Lj5STesIkx7_B78N3f4CN8xI5_G-yjdLL9XuAam7nUomsFqRPPAOz0n-exM2-Mk?key=ptjaa9yPd5pNDAVHJMKX3g" height="361" width="602"> The third and last offering of the Ola Electric bikes includes the Roadster X, which will come at ₹74,999 for 2.5 kWh, ₹84,999 for 3.5 kWh and ₹99,999 for 4.5kWh at launch. According to the company, the Roadster X can produce a peak power of 11 kW. The Roadster X in its top offering is capable of accelerating from 0-40kmph in just 2.8 seconds and can achieve a speed of 124kmph. The vehicle provides a range of 200km (4.5kWh) and comes with a Combi Braking System (CBS). The ride comes equipped with disk brakes which feature advanced brake-by-wire technology.&nbsp; The Roadster X can be ridden in 3 modes including Sports, Normal, and Eco. In features, the vehicle has a 4.3-inch LCD segment display which is powered by MoveOS 5,&nbsp;Ola Maps Navigation (Turn by Turn), cruise control, advanced regen, DIY Mode, TPMS alerts and much more.&nbsp; The bike is scheduled to go for delivery in January 2025. <img src="https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXdu57vPKJZoa_0yyN-5UKQGk6C_xzABPwjidDHhkDZ7VCHWnrBbWt916kSkZph1Bi5b6EfdKrTqi7r5tR6v-ZUCDQeAz7kyZgckIMN3GVt3RLZhbs9NaWBnEZAfn9pn0obSEkWnKXS7YlmDRv5Fo_NF5qAg?key=ptjaa9yPd5pNDAVHJMKX3g" height="267" width="602"> All three models will be available for pre-booking from today. Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal emphasised Ola's commitment to India's future while outlining his vision for the company during his keynote speech. He emphasised that rather than leaving the future to chance, the Ola Group as a whole—which includes the Electric, Consumer, and Krutrim divisions—is committed to influencing it. During its annual flagship event on 15 August, Aggarwal added, that his company would introduce its electric motorbike portfolio spanning mass and premium markets. The launch came just a few days after the company listed itself on the stock exchange with an IPO price of ₹76 per share. As of Aug 15, the company’s share value stands at ₹110.

Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal emphasised Ola's commitment and emphasised that rather than leaving the future to chance, the Ola Group is committed to influencing it.

Ola Electric releases e-bikes, Roadster, Roadster X, Roadster Pro

Ola Electric releases e-bikes, Roadster, Roadster X, Roadster Pro: Check out Range, Battery, Price

The MG Cloud EV is anticipated to arrive in the next months and has lately been put through spy testing in India. The Wuling Cloud EV crossover is offered in foreign markets, and while the spy unit did not provide many specifics, it is anticipated that the details of the India-spec vehicle will be identical to those of the worldwide model. All the information you want about this future electric car is provided here. The version that is offered worldwide features a design that flows smoothly and has virtually rounded edges at the front. The headlights are situated in a separate housing lower down, and the fascia has width-spanning LED DRLs. The side has flush door handles and silver, aerodynamically built 18-inch alloy wheels, giving it a flat, uncurved appearance. The integrated LED tail lights on the back end give it a similarly straightforward appearance. Its interior is simple, with the large touchscreen being the most prominent feature. The dashboard is constructed from many layers of various materials, including metal and wooden components. The inside of the cabin is dark overall, with contrast bronze stitching and black leatherette upholstery.&nbsp; The Cloud EV with a front-wheel drive arrangement and a single electric motor is offered in the Indonesian market with a 50.6 kWh battery pack. The EV's claimed CLTC (China Light Duty Vehicle Test Cycle) range is 460 km, and its electric motor produces 136 PS and 200 Nm. Since it will be tested in accordance with ARAI standards, the Indian version can have a different range. In several other foreign markets. Its battery pack can be charged from 30% to 100% in around 30 minutes thanks to DC rapid charging capabilities. Additionally, it takes about 7 hours to fully recharge the battery pack from 20 to 100 per cent using a household AC charger. It has a wireless phone charger, an 8.8-inch digital driver's display, a 6-way powered driver seat, automated temperature control with rear AC vents, and a 15.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Four airbags, ABS with EBD, ESC, TPMS, electronic parking brake, hill hold assist, electronic parking brake, 360-degree camera, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) including adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and autonomous emergency braking are among its safety features. It is possible that the India-spec vehicle may have six airbags instead of four in order to comply with the forthcoming safety requirement.

The Cloud EV with a front-wheel drive arrangement and a single electric motor is offered in the Indonesian market with a 50.6 kWh battery pack. The EV's claimed CLTC range is 460 km,

MG Cloud EV seen testing in India,

Spy photos leaked: MG Cloud EV seen testing in India, expected to launch in Sept

The Swedish luxury carmaker Volvo has announced that the EX30, its smallest electric vehicle to date, will go on sale in India in 2025. Martin Persson, Head of Volvo automobiles for Asia Pacific (apart from China), stated in a statement to the media in Delhi, "The EX30 is our most environmentally friendly car to date; its CO2 footprint is far smaller than that of other automobiles. Naturally, cost is a factor, but I believe individuals who care about the environment will find it appealing.” The bigger EX90 serves as a model for the EX30's features and design, which makes it a tech-heavy vehicle. In other countries, the SUV is available in two different battery pack variants for usage. The first utilises 51 kWh of LFP chemistry cells and claims a range of 344 kilometres. For a longer range, there is also a 69 kWh pack that uses NMC cells and boasts a range of up to 480 kilometres (WLTP cycle).&nbsp; Additionally, the brand said that the EX90 will launch when the EX30 enters the Indian market. “Our plan is pretty clear: each year, we want to introduce one new BEV product. SUVs are the next two in the lineup, although there may be additional body styles after that. India currently represents our smallest market in the area, but I don't think that it will remain such way.” Persson predicted that electrification would happen more quickly in the premium end of the market than in the mass market, saying, "I would expect higher growth in India than in the rest of the region."&nbsp; The MD of Volvo Cars India, Jyoti Malhotra, stated: "More than 25% of our inventory that we sell in India is electric. We want to penetrate a new market sector with the EX30, so I'm confident it will help us grow even further." The XC40 Recharge and C40 Recharge are the two electric vehicles that Volvo currently offers for sale in India. These EVs will soon be referred to as EX40 and EC40, respectively, in accordance with the company's new nomenclature. The company just achieved a significant milestone: 1,000 electric vehicles delivered to the Indian market.

The SUV is available in two different battery packs, the first utilises 51 kWh of LFP chemistry cells and claims a range of 344 kilometres while the other features a 69 kWh pack that  boasts a range of up to 480 kilometres (WLTP cycle). 

Volvo to launch EX30 EV in India by 2025

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Hyderabad origin, leading energy business Sodion Energy, has become the first in India to commercially introduce sodium-ion batteries (NIBs) with the launch of its first line of batteries. These batteries are suitable for a multitude of uses, including battery packs, UPSs, and starter batteries. Additionally, it has created a unique Battery Management System (BMS) that is tailored to the needs of NIB cells. Future energy storage solutions that are safer, more sustainable, and based on sodium-ion batteries will be available, according to Bala Pachyappa, co-founder of both Sodion Energy and Ampere Vehicles. Bala Pachyappa, co-founder of both Sodion Energy and <a href="https://evindia.online/electric-vehicle-companies/ampere-ev" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Ampere Vehicles</a>, claimed that the future of mobility is safer, viable and sustainable with the NIB’s storage solutions. Lead acid and lithium-based battery technologies presently control a large portion of the battery industry. It is projected that by 2026, the requirement for electricity storage will be increased fivefold. Sodium-ion batteries will be important to allow&nbsp;this quickly expanding power storage sector, particularly when a significant portion of the population transitions to electric cars, according to Pachyappa. According to the manufacturer, sodium-ion batteries are safer, more affordable, and have a longer lifespan than other battery chemistries. They work well in situations where rapid charging and high discharge rates are necessary, such as in the case of electric automobiles that have to tow large objects or climb hills. NIBs are also excellent in applications like solar energy storage, backup power supplies, and even starter batteries for internal combustion engine (ICE) automobiles. One of the key benefits of NIBs is their safety. While lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) still have a little fire anxiety, sodium-ion-based batteries have almost no fire risk when overcharged or in an accident. Furthermore, because of their easy recovery and recyclability, sodium-ion batteries are also environmentally friendly. Compared to lithium, sodium is 500 times more prevalent. Switching to NIB batteries has the extra benefit of supplying supply chain security, as lithium is only available in a few nations. P Bala and Professor CC Hang, who have over thirty years of experience in the design and technology of electric vehicles, are co-founders of Sodion Energy.

One of the key benefits of NIBs is their safety. While lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) still have a little fire anxiety, sodium-ion-based batteries have almost no fire risk when overcharged or in an accident.

Sodion Energy unveils sodium-ion-battery 

A step towards battery revolution: Sodion Energy unveils sodium-ion-battery 

The Himachal Pradesh government would introduce an effective strategy to expand <a href="https://evindia.online/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">electric vehicle</a> charging stations in the state and engage commercial operators to put up e-charging stations with a 50% subsidy, Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu stated. He stated this while presiding over a high-level conference on Sunday night in Shimla. The policy will put an emphasis on a number of things, such as accessibility, ease, and the development of job opportunities.&nbsp;According to a statement released on Monday, electric vehicles are being promoted to cut carbon emissions with the help of the public and private sectors, and the state is being built as a model state for e-vehicles. In addition to this, he added that six green corridors were being constructed in the first phase, totaling 2,137 km in length and made up of both national and state roadways. The chief minister said that the Himachal Road Transport Corporation was gradually expanding its fleet of electric buses and ordered the organisation to designate routes for the usage of the new electric buses. He said that switching to electric transportation would significantly lessen our reliance on fossil fuels. When discussing the utilisation of land for building projects and the development of infrastructure, he stated that construction activity should not begin until a scientific assessment of the area has been conducted locally. The chief minister also examined the progress of solar power project development. He gave instructions to hasten the land transfer procedure so that these projects may be built. In order to boost green energy, he also ordered authorities to investigate the possibilities of building green ammonia and biogas facilities. They were also instructed to provide a thorough project report by October 31 in order to build a plant as a test project.

CM said that six green corridors are being constructed in the first phase, totaling 2,137 km in length and made up of both national and state roadways. The state will also gradually expands its fleet of electric buses .

 HP to introduce policies for EV charging infrastructure 

CM: HP to introduce policies for EV charging infrastructure 

With its new products in the nation, Tata Passenger <a href="https://evindia.online/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Electric Mobility</a>, the electric branch of Tata Motors, has been creating waves in the electric vehicle industry. A clay model of the company's eagerly awaited SUV, the Harrier EV, was most recently displayed on its official Instagram page. This most recent information offers a view of the Harrier EV's unique appearance and appealing futuristic appeal from the front. The business also disclosed the Harrier EV's launch schedule in the post's comment area. Buyers in the nation were wowed by the Harrier EV concept's dramatic and alluring look when it was shown at the 2023 Auto Expo. The SUV's new split headlight design, which integrates a full-width running LED bar, gives the front fascia a contemporary feel. Its sleek aspect is further enhanced by the covered grille. Even though the Harrier EV is still a concept car, some design features could be scaled back as manufacturing gets closer. But the remarkable styling updates made to the Harrier EV may also make their way into the regular ICE Harrier in the form of a facelift, giving both models a new appearance. <img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/KDTJBkHJ1lsFbhgaro9_pbuuEi6PWezYBTjS9FjjB5Sd7uRX72gmLRX9JUwgDoQjyR5HeV4NXnP2jEDFNS0fZwVaJXgcSXQiJGPAA0OaVl_H18gk7nyKlGoT17pxi77n-rbTz71epOLyoVBK1ZJEqTI" height="440" width="602"> Tata Motors claims that the Harrier EV's engine and battery specs are remarkable, but the specifics have not yet been revealed. To enable all-wheel drive, Tata Motors has announced that the electric SUV would be outfitted with a twin electric motor arrangement. This setup will boost performance while also enhancing the SUV's manoeuvrability and stability on a variety of surfaces. Although the Harrier EV's exact specs have not yet been made public, it is anticipated to have a real-world range of between 400 and 500 km, making it ideal for lengthy journeys and regular commuting. In other rumours, it has even been mentioned that a 60 kWh battery pack would be included. The Harrier EV's recharge capabilities will be another noteworthy aspect. The SUV will be equipped with vehicle-to-load (V2L) and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) charging capabilities, according to Tata Motors. This implies that the Harrier EV will be able to charge not just other electric cars, but also other gadgets in addition to its own battery. Tata Motors is keeping quiet about the price and debut date. Industry insiders predict that the Harrier EV will be reasonably priced to appeal to a variety of consumers. Given its attributes and capabilities, the Harrier EV is anticipated to cost between Rs 30 and Rs 40 lakh. Tata Motors has not yet announced a precise schedule for the launch. However, as was already indicated, the business said in a response to a remark on its most recent post that the Tata Harrier EV will be introduced in India in the latter half of 2024.

 The SUV's new split headlight design, which integrates a full-width running LED bar, gives the front fascia a contemporary feel

Tata Motors claims that the Harrier EV's engine and battery specs are remarkable

Tata releases date, design and launching time for latest Harrier EV

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