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Tata Nexon EV Fire Case: Court Directs Carmaker To Pay Rs 19.55 Lakh Compensation
Hyderabad Consumer Court has asked Tata Motors to pay a compensation of Rs 19.55 lakh and a 9% interest to the car owner in the Nexon EV fire case.
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How Does Heat Affect Your EV's Battery?
Yes, there is a correlation between temperature and the performance of your battery. We try to decode the same.
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Government Provides More Time to Battery Manufacturers to Comply With Additional Safety Norms
The government has deferred the implementation of additional provisions in the battery safety standards, which were to begin from October 1, to give manufacturers more time to comply with new norms, according to an official statement. The statement said now additional provisions in the battery safety standards will be implemented in two phases — ...
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Electric Vehicles Going Mainstream; Fire Incidents Help Industry Mature, Focus on Quality, Ather CEO Says
Ather CEO Tarun Mehta said on Sunday that electric two-wheelers are going mainstream in India and that fire incidents will help the industry mature, while manufacturers focus on quality. Mehta was responding to a query on how the fire incidents of electric two-wheelers of various manufacturers, such as Ola Electric, Okinawa, PureEV and even Ather's...
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Many Vehicles Damaged As Fire Breaks Out At Metro Parking In Delhi's Jamia Nagar
A fire broke out at a metro parking area in southeast Delhi's Jamia Nagar on Wednesday morning causing damages to at least 90 vehicles.
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All Electric Vehicle Fire Incidents Will Be Probed: Transport Secretary
Amid multiple cases of electric two-wheelers catching fire, Road Transport and Highways Secretary Giridhar Aramane on Sunday said each and every incident will be probed.
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Bounce Infinity CEO Confident Of Safety Of Company's Batteries
Bounce Infinity's CEO & Co-founder maintains that his company uses premium grade cells using the right infrastructure and technology.
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Govt Orders Probe Into Electric Scooter Fires
According to reports, the government has ordered an inquiry into the increasing number of incidents of fire in electric two-wheelers, including electric scooters of Ola Electric and Okinawa Electric.
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Hyundai to Replace Battery Systems in 82,000 Electric Cars Globally in $900-Million Recall
Hyundai will replace battery systems in some 82,000 electric vehicles globally due to fire risks – a costly $900 million (roughly Rs. 6,520 crore) recall that lays bare the thorny issue of how car and battery makers split the bill when problems arise.
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Tata Nexon EV Fire Case: Court Directs Carmaker To Pay Rs 19.55 Lakh Compensation
Hyderabad Consumer Court has asked Tata Motors to pay a compensation of Rs 19.55 lakh and a 9% interest to the car owner in the Nexon EV fire case.
-
How Does Heat Affect Your EV's Battery?
Yes, there is a correlation between temperature and the performance of your battery. We try to decode the same.
-
Government Provides More Time to Battery Manufacturers to Comply With Additional Safety Norms
The government has deferred the implementation of additional provisions in the battery safety standards, which were to begin from October 1, to give manufacturers more time to comply with new norms, according to an official statement. The statement said now additional provisions in the battery safety standards will be implemented in two phases — ...
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Electric Vehicles Going Mainstream; Fire Incidents Help Industry Mature, Focus on Quality, Ather CEO Says
Ather CEO Tarun Mehta said on Sunday that electric two-wheelers are going mainstream in India and that fire incidents will help the industry mature, while manufacturers focus on quality. Mehta was responding to a query on how the fire incidents of electric two-wheelers of various manufacturers, such as Ola Electric, Okinawa, PureEV and even Ather's...
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Many Vehicles Damaged As Fire Breaks Out At Metro Parking In Delhi's Jamia Nagar
A fire broke out at a metro parking area in southeast Delhi's Jamia Nagar on Wednesday morning causing damages to at least 90 vehicles.
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All Electric Vehicle Fire Incidents Will Be Probed: Transport Secretary
Amid multiple cases of electric two-wheelers catching fire, Road Transport and Highways Secretary Giridhar Aramane on Sunday said each and every incident will be probed.
-
Bounce Infinity CEO Confident Of Safety Of Company's Batteries
Bounce Infinity's CEO & Co-founder maintains that his company uses premium grade cells using the right infrastructure and technology.
-
Govt Orders Probe Into Electric Scooter Fires
According to reports, the government has ordered an inquiry into the increasing number of incidents of fire in electric two-wheelers, including electric scooters of Ola Electric and Okinawa Electric.
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Hyundai to Replace Battery Systems in 82,000 Electric Cars Globally in $900-Million Recall
Hyundai will replace battery systems in some 82,000 electric vehicles globally due to fire risks – a costly $900 million (roughly Rs. 6,520 crore) recall that lays bare the thorny issue of how car and battery makers split the bill when problems arise.
