IndiGo will connect Bengaluru and Riyadh with direct flights from November 16, 2025. This new route will use an Airbus A320 aircraft. It ai...

The new fleet of 1 lakh electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) will be deployed across India's top eight cities, including Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengalu...

Mobility players flagged excessive GST on batteries. Assets and vehicles should be efficiently utilised while creating employment opportuni...

Electric vehicles energy infrastructure and services provider Sun Mobility on Thursday said it will power and deploy 30,000 scooters of Ben...

"The alliance with Sun Mobility will allow us to add new value to our product portfolio with class-leading swapping technology. The ability...

The company inaugurated four such 'Swap Points' in four localities of Bengaluru in partnership with state-run Indian Oil Corporation.

SUN Mobility also announced its partnership with MetroRide, a sustainable and environment-friendly shared mobility solution provider, to so...

"We must take the opportunity to build back better to create a world that is green, clean and sustainable. We want to work even more closel...

Panelists at the Sustainable Mobility summit organised by Bangalore International Centre on Wednesday, stressed on the need to develop infr...

The company has already piloted electric autos in Chandigarh with SUN Mobility, where the EV platform offers swappable batteries and interc...

Electric vehicle sales in India are expected to witness double-digit growth till 2020, fuelled by government measures for the sector, says ...

Through Gamepind, which will be available both through the Paytm app and as an independent app, the company aims to tap into the mobile ent...

Nand Lal Khemka is the founder of the Khemka Group (now referred to as Sun Group), which is mentioned in the Paradise Papers as Bermuda-bas...

Along with a smart, replaceable battery for electric cars, SUN Mobility plans to build renewable energy-based battery stations across the c...

The police took the decision after they could not proceed with many cases due to inadequate information and poor photograph quality.

"The greater adoption of Internet and smartphones is the biggest driver of e-commerce in India," ASSOCHAM Secretary General D S Rawat said.