August 2020 Newsletter – 8/21
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Continue ReadingThe world premiere of VW ID.4 electric car with a driving range of 500 kilometers (WLTP) is slated for late September. The series production of new car in a sustainable and carbon-neutral manner begins at the company’s Zwickau plant in Saxony, Germany.
Continue ReadingVolvo Car’s first pure electric SUV – the XC40 Recharge – is confirmed for market launch in India in 2021. Although based on the popular XC40 compact SUV, the electric variant is fresh and sophisticated in many way with high-performance credentials and equipment list including chic infotainment system and over-the-air updates.
Continue ReadingGermany is leading the trend in Europe with 182 percent more new electric vehicle registrations in July as against last year. Analysts’ forecast e-car sales to increase 60 percent in the continent and 20 percent worldwide in 2020 full year.
Continue ReadingTata Nexon EV is acknowledged as the best seller in its segment, helping Tata Motors post a market share of 62 percent in EVs in Q1FY21.
Continue ReadingFolks Motor will be introducing the ‘HyB’ brand of hybrid electric retrofit cars and aftermarket retrofitment solutions that converts a conventional ICE car into a series-parallel hybrid (xEV) to offer reduction in running costs and pure-electric driving mode, along with fast internal battery charging and optional plug-in charging. The company will also be establishing independent authorised dealerships for retail sales and car care services for the buyers.
Continue ReadingEmbodying the company’s smart mobility vision, IONIQ brand aims to offer connected lifestyle experience to customers; Hyundai to introduce three EV models under the new brand over the next four years, starting early 2021.
Continue ReadingProject fueled by BorgWarner’s extensive systems integration knowledge, the latest Integrated Drive Module (iDM) powers various drive configurations and incorporates state-of-the-art gearing.
Continue ReadingIn a three day extreme range test around a track with all hypermiling techniques applied including a driving speed not more than 30 kmph, the factory-spec Hyundai Kona electric SUVs exceeded 1,000 kms in range.
Continue ReadingVitesco Technologies is the sole supplier of the drive control unit for Volkswagen’s MEB platform. The central electric drive component is ready for volume manufacturing – allows software to be updated at any time
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