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    "Low cost, high performance": Bhavish Aggarwal calls his EV battery 'Bharat Cell' a gamechanger for India

    Ola-founder Bhavish Aggarwal announced that the company has developed a cutting-edge lithium cell battery called the "Bharat cell." This battery is currently in an advanced stage of trials and has the potential to revolutionize the Indian electric mobility ecosystem. "This is the 5G of lithium cells, if I can say, it in a very simple way. This is the cutting-edge technology that we have made in India. Globally, only a few companies have this technology capability," Bhavish Aggarwal said during a podcast session.

    India needs to build its own EV paradigm, products, and core technology in the EV stack: Bhavish Aggarwal, Ola

    This is the start of the EV penetration. India is the world's largest two-wheeler market. 20 million two-wheelers are sold a year. Over time, EV penetration will grow to a much larger percentage in the overall industry and there is no single company that can achieve that full transition, says Bhavish Aggarwal,

    EV owners may soon sell battery power back to grids like rooftop solar scheme

    With V2G technology, EV owners can charge their vehicles during off-peak hours and sell the stored power when their vehicle is not in use, earning incentives set by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission. "This is pretty much like selling surplus rooftop power to the grid and earning incentives," said the official.

    The White House’s green trade war is just getting started

    The latest US actions reflect a strategic shift in trade policy and considerations of carbon dumping, EU engagement, and national security implications.

    India needs 1 million fast chargers to become 100 pc electric in 2 and 3 wheelers by 2030: Former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant

    India strives for 100% electric 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers by 2030 under Amitabh Kant's leadership, emphasizing fast chargers, local manufacturing, and EV registration growth. The country aims to lead the global EV market shift.

    Transformative policy initiative

    ​​For startups spearheading indigenous EV solutions, this presents an invaluable opportunity to leverage global expertise and expedite technological advancements toward localised production under the Make in India initiative. Nevertheless, while the new EV policy marks a significant stride forward, challenges persist on the road ahead.

    The Economic Times
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