EV

Aashirwad and Aisshwaraya Deshmukhh, with their friend Kannan Marimuthu, launched Howdyy, a Bengaluru startup that ties up with EV companies to electrify the delivery space and “revolutionise the logistics of deliveries in India”.

Our motor vehicles emit a range of toxins – Carbon monoxide, Nitrogen dioxide, Benzene, Sulfur dioxide, and much more, which contribute to Delhi’s ‘non-breathable’ air. Converting old vehicles rather than buying new electric vehicles (EVs) can be a unique solution to tackling the Capital’s pollution crisis.

Hyderabad engineer Maaz Ahmed Khan founded his startup Torq Electric to convert old two-wheelers into electric vehicles.

Delhi engineer Abhishek Dwivedi took a 400 km trip to Leh on his e-scooter to show that electric vehicles can be as efficient as regular ones, and that you need not compromise due to range anxiety.

Looking for rides to make your commutes sustainable? Here are 5 places you can hire electric bikes in Delhi.

From running venture capital firms to pharma giants, these inspiring women founders have done it all. Here is their advice for female entrepreneurs.

Tamil Nadu YouTuber Jothi Viknesh aims to set a world record for the longest journey ever covered by an electric auto. With an EV named ‘Hope’, he is exploring the remotest corners of India on this epic trip.

Founders of Hyderabad based EV startup Kachbo, Nishith Parikh and Rajkumar Kewat are both IIT graduates who have innovated a foldable electric cycle that can be carried around without lifting.

Bilal Ahmad from Srinagar, Kashmir, became an overnight sensation after his design for a futuristic electric car running on solar energy was finally realised.

Puneet Jain, CEO of Jaipur-based Natural Battery Technologies, started his EV venture in 2019 with an initial investment of Rs 2 lakh. The company is now making revenue of Rs 11 crore/year.