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Table of Content Introduction Move OS 3.0 features Move OS 3.0 rollout Move OS 2.0 Will this update improve Ola S1 and S1 pro FAQ Conclusion Introduction: Ola has got its Move OS 3.0 update launched amid the Diwali celebration. Along with just that Ola unveiled many surprises but in this article let’s just talk […]

Introduction: Ola has again showcased its potential to the haters by holding the no. 1 position second time in a row by selling more scooters than some of its competitors combined. Ola Electric has registered to sell nearly 20,000 electric scooters in just a month of October. Ola was suffering from low performance for the

Introduction MG is the only next strong opponent of Tata passenger electric mobility with its MG ZS EV that targets high-end customers in India. Well its way lesser than Tata’s but MG holds a very significant part of the market. People who are not satisfied with what Tata Nexon EV is offering, head towards the

Mercedes has just launched EQS 580 luxury electric car in India for Indians. This electric car wildl be fully assembled and manufactured in India from scratch to avoid 100% taxation on imported vehicles. Unlike Tesla, Mercedes didn’t make the mistake of challenging the Indian Government’s decision and accepted India’s demand on reducing imports. Nitin Gadkari

The Whole news Ola S1 pro one of the most well-known scooters has just gotten more pocket friendly, the price is dropped up to 10,000 INR and the offer is limited upto 5 October only. Previously the Ola S1 would come at 1.39lakh INR but as of now, you can purchase at just 1.29 lakh.

Last week has been a great start for electric vehicles with the launch of India’s most affordable electric car Tiago EV. Along with Honda’s huge statement on its most anticipated electric scooter Activa electric and various announcements of its upcoming EV launches. The whole week has been a rollercoaster ride for the whole market. Here

As we all know Tata motors conquered more than 80% of the electric vehicles market in India. Among a few strong contenders like Hyundai, MG, etc. Tata motors’ growth has been phenomenal. But if you investigate deeper into the success of Tata Nexon EV, you’ll find out it isn’t just the quality of the product

Introduction: Hackers are the next-gen Nukes for warfare. The complete digitization of industries from Agriculture to digital tech revolution has been a boon for society but it came at the cost of cyber threat. To expand their influence hackers have now started targeting the emerging industry of automobile i.e. electric vehicles and charging stations Charging

Mahindra is expanding its electric car portfolio exponentially from electric cars like Mahindra E2O, and Mahindra eVerito to electric cars like Mahindra XUV 400, Mahindra XUV e07, etc. Mahindra has gone really far in the electric vehicles game. Until now we only had one undisputed leader in the electric vehicle industry but now it looks