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India's EV transition needs a China-style ecosystem push; scale, policy, charging infra boost: NomuraIndia's transition to electric vehicles (EVs) will depend critically on how quickly it can build out a robust charging ecosystem, with infr...- China signals it will pull plug on subsidies for EVs with five-year plan exclusionChina is reducing subsidies for its electric vehicle industry. This move signals a shift towards market forces determining the sector's fut...
- 'WTF! Who's in charge?': Steven Horsford roasts US trade rep as Trump makes tariff announcement. Watch videoRep. Steven Horsford grilled the White House’s top trade negotiator Jamieson Greer on the administration’s trade strategy during a hearing ...
- Acceptability of new energy vehicles set to rise by end of decade: SurveyA recent survey reveals that most new car buyers in India are willing to consider new energy vehicles (NEVs) by 2030, even paying up to 49%...
- Auto Inc seeks policy boost for faster transition to green vehiclesIndia's adoption of electric and hybrid vehicles is significantly lower than China's, with EV penetration at 2.5% compared to China's 49%. ...
- Which T will turbo-charge new EV policy? Toyota more than TeslaIs there enough juice in the fine print to get Elon Musk all charged up about the purchasing power of our billion plus population for his M...
- Sajjan Jindal looks to recreate iconic 'Maruti Moment' with JSW MG IndiaJSW MG, led by Jindal, targets selling a million NEVs by 2030 with Mumbai announcement. Plans include SAIC deal, Odisha investment, and foc...
- Tata Motors calls on govt to extend sops by 3 years to further boost EV adoptionWhile citing EV subsides in other countries like China and Germany Shailesh Chandra, managing director, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility an...
- China's steps to boost sales of cars, electronics disappoints marketChina has announced measures aimed at boosting sales of automobiles and electronics in an effort to revive the economy which has slowed dur...
- China unveils $72 bn tax break for EVs, other green cars to spur demandChina has announced a package worth $72.3bn to boost green car sales, such as electric vehicles, over the next four years. The move comes a...
- China shares rise as cooler inflation opens door to policy easingThe blue-chip CSI300 index rose 1%, with the consumer staples sector up 1.06%, resources firms up 2.63% and industrial firms up 2.28%.
- Explainer: How China Evergrande's debt troubles pose a systemic riskIn the dollar bond market, Evergrande accounts for 4% of Chinese real estate high-yields, according to DBS. Any defaults will also trigger ...
- China shares rise on new stock exchange plan, government supportAn index tracking major companies listed on Beijing's New Third Board (NTB) surged 13% after China announced details over the weekend for t...
- Global automobile market on revival path, Korean automobile companies' market share increase to 8%Compared to the first half of 2019 before COVID-19, India (1.5 per cent) and Russia (6.0 per cent) showed positive growth rate. The U.S. (1...
- China stocks post third weekly drop on Sino-West tensions; Shanghai Composite closes flatThe blue-chip CSI300 index was unchanged at 5,102.47, while the Shanghai Composite Index was also flat at 3,525.10.
- Reported fires threaten China's electric-car questThe best way to get Chinese to buy electric cars is to give them electric cars worth buying. Tesla should be a leader in that cause.
- India invites Chinese participation in its plans to expand Electric VehiclesChina EV100, a private electric vehicle association of over 200 leading Chinese electric mobility industries, is organising the 5th China E...
- The world's leading electric-car visionary isn't Elon MuskMusk made a name promoting new-energy vehicles, but when e-car history is written, Wan may loom larger.
- China's Tesla wannabe tests investor taste for electric carsThe Chinese upstart seeking to take on the likes of Tesla Inc., started trading on the New York Stock Exchange after raising about $1 billi...
- Biggest threat to 'Make in India': Chinese capturing India's automotive spaceThe biggest threat to Make in India could well be China as it threatens to dominate both the local market and where India traditionally exp...
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