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    Ferrari’s first Electric Vehicle to be launched. Why does it cost more than other e-vehicles?

    Ferrari has announced its decision to manufacture e-vehicles. The company’s entry into this space comes at a time when consumers are moving away from purchasing e-vehicles in favor of hybrid vehicles.

    How a tax sop has created a divide in India's motown

    Indian automakers are at a crossroads as they navigate the shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles. Consumers are showing a preference for hybrids over EVs, sparking debate among automakers. The government's proposed tax reduction for hybrids has divided industry leaders, with some advocating for incentives solely for electric vehicles. The potential impact on sales volumes and climate goals is a central point of contention.

    PUC Pollution certificate centres in Delhi may close next month as petrol pump owners threaten shutdown

    Petrol pump owners in Delhi may close Pollution Under Control (PUC) centres from July 1 due to unchanged fees since 2011, causing financial strain. The Delhi Petrol Traders’ Association (DPDA) stated that escalating costs and unmet requests for fee revisions rendered operations unsustainable. With 650 centres across Delhi, the closure could impact 80 lakh vehicles, risking increased pollution and fines for non-compliance.

    Delhi water crisis: AAP govt to approach SC over Haryana not releasing city's water share

    Delhi Water Minister Atishi announced the government's plan to approach the Supreme Court over Haryana's failure to release Delhi's share of water, leading to a crisis. Emergency measures include setting up a central water tanker control room, deploying officials at water zones, banning potable water use at construction sites, and promoting judicious water use.

    New driving license rules coming into effect from June 1. Check details

    New driving license rules effective from June 1 allow tests at private training centres instead of RTOs, with fines for speeding ranging from Rs 1000 to Rs 2000.

    EV ride-hailer BluSmart seeks $300 million to expand car fleet

    BluSmart, India’s top electric cab operator, aims to raise $300 million to expand its fleet with cars from top manufacturers, targeting major cities for premium service. The company focuses on electrification and sustainability efforts in India, with plans to double revenue by 2025.

    The Economic Times
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