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7 Electric Two-Wheeler Makers To Pay Rs 469 Crore For Violating Centre's Norms
The Centre has sought Rs469crorefrom seven electric two-wheeler makers, including Hero Electric and Okinawa for claiming incentives while not complying with the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) II scheme norms.
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For Charging Electric Vehicles, Our Policy Is To Use Green Power: Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari said that the Centres policy for developing the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in India is by using green power, particularly solar energy.
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Government Policy Changes That Affected Auto Sector In 2021
From automotive vehicle scrappage policy to PLI Scheme, here are the top 5 government policy changes that affected the Indian auto sector in 2021.
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Maharashtra EV Policy 2021: State Incentives On Electric Vehicles Explained
Under the new EV policy, the Government of Maharashtra is offering substantial cost benefits and incentives on electric vehicles. Additionally the state is also offering Early Bird incentives eligible for electric vehicles purchased before December 31, 2021.
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More Electric Vehicles Registered In Delhi Than CNG Vehicles Since EV Policy Launch: Report
A year since the Delhi EV Policy was launched, sales of electric vehicles in the national capital have seen a steady rise, overshadowing CNG-powered vehicles.
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Ampere Vehicles Announces Price Cuts Across Electric Scooter Range In Gujarat
The Ampere Magnus and Zeal electric scooters have seen a price drop of Rs. 27,000, courtesy of the subsidies under the Gujarat EV Policy 2021 and revised FAME II incentives.
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Okinawa Autotech Reduces Prices Of Its Select Electric Scooters In Gujarat
Okinawa has reduced the prices of its select electric scooters in Gujarat significantly, after the announcement of the Gujarat EV policy.
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FAME II Scheme For Electric Vehicles Extended Till March 2024
The Indian government has decided to further extend the second phase of the FAME India scheme for two years till March 2024.
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Gujarat EV Policy Announced; Subsidies Of Up To Rs. 1.5 Lakh On Electric Vehicle Purchase
Vijay Rupani, the chief minister of Gujarat, announced the latest EV Policy for the state, wherein subsidies of up to Rs. 1.5 lakh will be provided on purchase of electric vehicles. The state will provide Rs. 870 crore over a period of four years as subsidy support.
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FAME II Amendment: Okinawa Electric Scooters See Price Drop Of Up To Rs. 17,900
Okinawa Autotech has reduced the prices of its electric scooters by up to Rs. 17,892 after the FAME II scheme was amended to offer higher subsidies on purchase of electric two-wheelers.
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FAME II Amendment: Ather 450X And 450 Plus Revised Prices Revealed
The Ather 450 Plus now starts at Rs. 1.25 lakh, while the 450X now starts at Rs. 1.44 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom, Bengaluru, witnessing a price drop of up to Rs. 14,500 after the amendment of the revised FAME II policy for electric two-wheelers.
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FAME II Amendment: EV Makers Welcome Subsidy Revision, Will Boost Electric Two-Wheeler Sales
Here's how the electric auto industry reacted to the revision of the FAME II policy.
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Government Extends FAME II Scheme's Validity For Three Months
All registered automaker under the FAME II scheme will now be able to avail the benefits till December 31, 2020. The extension applies to all approved electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers and four-wheelers with-effect-from October 01, 2020.
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Apex Court Questions Government About Plans To Popularise EVs
Supreme Court of India has asked the government about its plans to popularise electric vehicles (EVs) in a bid to curb air pollution.
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Hero Electric Appeals For Re-Look Into FAME II Policy
Hero Electric Managing Director Naveen Munjal has appealed for a revamp of the government's FAME II policy for adoption of electric vehicles, as it had hit low-speed, and low-cost electric two-wheelers.
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7 Electric Two-Wheeler Makers To Pay Rs 469 Crore For Violating Centre's Norms
The Centre has sought Rs469crorefrom seven electric two-wheeler makers, including Hero Electric and Okinawa for claiming incentives while not complying with the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) II scheme norms.
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For Charging Electric Vehicles, Our Policy Is To Use Green Power: Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari said that the Centres policy for developing the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in India is by using green power, particularly solar energy.
-
Government Policy Changes That Affected Auto Sector In 2021
From automotive vehicle scrappage policy to PLI Scheme, here are the top 5 government policy changes that affected the Indian auto sector in 2021.
-
Maharashtra EV Policy 2021: State Incentives On Electric Vehicles Explained
Under the new EV policy, the Government of Maharashtra is offering substantial cost benefits and incentives on electric vehicles. Additionally the state is also offering Early Bird incentives eligible for electric vehicles purchased before December 31, 2021.
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More Electric Vehicles Registered In Delhi Than CNG Vehicles Since EV Policy Launch: Report
A year since the Delhi EV Policy was launched, sales of electric vehicles in the national capital have seen a steady rise, overshadowing CNG-powered vehicles.
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Ampere Vehicles Announces Price Cuts Across Electric Scooter Range In Gujarat
The Ampere Magnus and Zeal electric scooters have seen a price drop of Rs. 27,000, courtesy of the subsidies under the Gujarat EV Policy 2021 and revised FAME II incentives.
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Okinawa Autotech Reduces Prices Of Its Select Electric Scooters In Gujarat
Okinawa has reduced the prices of its select electric scooters in Gujarat significantly, after the announcement of the Gujarat EV policy.
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FAME II Scheme For Electric Vehicles Extended Till March 2024
The Indian government has decided to further extend the second phase of the FAME India scheme for two years till March 2024.
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Gujarat EV Policy Announced; Subsidies Of Up To Rs. 1.5 Lakh On Electric Vehicle Purchase
Vijay Rupani, the chief minister of Gujarat, announced the latest EV Policy for the state, wherein subsidies of up to Rs. 1.5 lakh will be provided on purchase of electric vehicles. The state will provide Rs. 870 crore over a period of four years as subsidy support.
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FAME II Amendment: Okinawa Electric Scooters See Price Drop Of Up To Rs. 17,900
Okinawa Autotech has reduced the prices of its electric scooters by up to Rs. 17,892 after the FAME II scheme was amended to offer higher subsidies on purchase of electric two-wheelers.
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FAME II Amendment: Ather 450X And 450 Plus Revised Prices Revealed
The Ather 450 Plus now starts at Rs. 1.25 lakh, while the 450X now starts at Rs. 1.44 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom, Bengaluru, witnessing a price drop of up to Rs. 14,500 after the amendment of the revised FAME II policy for electric two-wheelers.
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FAME II Amendment: EV Makers Welcome Subsidy Revision, Will Boost Electric Two-Wheeler Sales
Here's how the electric auto industry reacted to the revision of the FAME II policy.
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Government Extends FAME II Scheme's Validity For Three Months
All registered automaker under the FAME II scheme will now be able to avail the benefits till December 31, 2020. The extension applies to all approved electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers and four-wheelers with-effect-from October 01, 2020.
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Apex Court Questions Government About Plans To Popularise EVs
Supreme Court of India has asked the government about its plans to popularise electric vehicles (EVs) in a bid to curb air pollution.
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Hero Electric Appeals For Re-Look Into FAME II Policy
Hero Electric Managing Director Naveen Munjal has appealed for a revamp of the government's FAME II policy for adoption of electric vehicles, as it had hit low-speed, and low-cost electric two-wheelers.
