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    What's draining the juice out of electric two-wheeler makers' battery

    Sales of e2Ws plummet due to policy inconsistencies, supply chain issues with Chinese suppliers, and expectations for FAME III rollout, impacting top manufacturers like Hero Electric, Okinawa, and Ampere.

    How financing is turning out to be a bigger roadblock for EVs

    Electric vehicle financing presents varying rates across different vehicle types, with banks and NBFCs playing a crucial role in offering competitive options. Understanding the evolving landscape of interest rates and the influence of factors like EV batteries is essential for customers looking to finance their electric vehicles effectively.

    Scepticism drives EVs to a disadvantage over ICEs when it comes to financing

    India navigates the financing challenges of electric vehicles (EVs) amidst climate change fervor. While electric passenger vehicles (e-PVs) benefit from competitive rates akin to Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles, e-two-wheelers face higher rates due to brand and credit profile variances. EV financing sees cautious optimism amid evolving battery concerns and nascent resale markets, with recent rate adjustments by banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs)

    Musashi India begins mass production of e-Axles for EV two-wheelers

    Musashi Auto Parts India, a subsidiary of Musashi Seimitsu Industries, has started mass production of e-Axles for electric two-wheelers in India with a Rs 160 crore investment in EV business.

    How cheap are electric vehicle (EV) loans? This depends on two factors

    EV loan interest rates: For electric passenger vehicles, the rates are competitive with internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and sometimes even lower. However, for electric two-wheelers, the rates tend to be consistently higher, varying based on the brand and the customer's credit profile.

    Indian electric two-wheelers better than global counterparts, says Ather Energy cofounder

    Swapnil Jain, cofounder of Ather Energy, highlighted India's potential to emerge as a global leader in EV technology and design, attributing this progress to the government's 'Made in India' initiative. Jain also expressed optimism about future EV sales. Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, was also present at the event.

    The Economic Times
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