e-vehicles

Naveen Krishna is the founder of Uttar Pradesh-based SMV Green Solutions, which provides a platform where people can buy, operate and, most importantly, own a vehicle of their own.

“More than 75% of electricity production takes place by burning fossil fuels. The best green solution is to increase the efficiency of electric vehicles.” #ShellEcoMarathon #MakeTheFuture

“I like this app because I no longer have to chase after customers like before or even bargain with them. The best part is I earn anywhere between Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 50,000 a month now,” says Shiv Kumar, an e-rickshaw driver.

"The bike we have developed does not require any service or charging stations. Once the bike runs out of battery it can be charged at home."

“People laughed at me for installing a solar power system in my house, because back in 2001, electricity was comparatively cheaper. They called it an unnecessary expense. But, I looked at the bigger picture—not the money I spent at the time but the energy I would save in the long run. And I was right!"

However, the state has a long way to go. In Bengaluru itself, there are only 6200 registered electric vehicles among the city's 72 lakh vehicles.

The Government is taking steps to reduce vehicular emission - and ISRO seems to be part of the plans!

The city is adopting e-vehicles and other initiatives, to try and reduce vehicular emissions.

By introducing charging points and pods in public spaces like IT parks, SEZs, shopping malls, commercial buildings and residential apartments, the plan is to encourage citizens to switch from conventional to electric automobiles.

This Indian company has designed the Limitless electric bike, which comes with a set of pedals and can be pedalled in case of low battery or simply as an exercise option.