E-Mobility Institute

Hardware Enabled E-Mobility Upskilling Platform

10

Jan'21

Electric Vehicle Jobs – January 2021

EV Jobs Week

Engineer – Certification & Homologation Company: ADVANTEK FUEL SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED ( Automobile based on CNG)-Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshPackage: ₹3,00,000 – …

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01

Jan'21

ASDC, DIYguru launch Nanodegree Program to upskill engineering students in EV technology

ASDC, Govt. of India partners with DIYguru to launch Nanodegree Program in EV technology

recognition

The Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) has launched its Electric Mobility Nanodegree Program in association with DIYguru, an online learning …

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17

Dec'20

Bengaluru-based Pravaig Dynamics has come up with its first homegrown electric car that promises to step up the EV game in India. On Friday, the EV startup officially unveiled the Extinction MK1 premium electric car, completely made in India, ahead of launch some time next year. There are some tall claims that are set to raise eyebrows of some of the other EV manufacturers in India, as well as those abroad. Consider this: An electric car with a range of more than 500 kms in single charge? Volkswagen ID.3 can barely do 500 kms yet. Tesla Model 3 performance variant claims a range of 507 kms in single charge. In India, the EV with the highest range is Hyundai Kona EV with a claimed range of 452 kms. MG ZS EV, which has a range 340 kms, is still in process to upgrade to a range of 500 kms. Even the newly-launched Mercedes EQC has a range of just 350 kms. And if one runs out of juice, Pravaig claims Extinction MK1 can replenish to about 80 per cent within 30 minutes. The car gets power from its 96 kHw battery that can produce 200 hp of maximum power and a top speed of 196 kmph. It can sprint from zero to 100 kmph in just 5.4 seconds. The Extinction MK1 offers more than 500 kms of range in single charge. The Extinction MK1 offers more than 500 kms of range in single charge. At first glance, the Extinction MK1 is bound catch some eyeballs with its design that is a rarity on Indian roads. For some, the design may resemble to that of the Lucid Air EVs. The coupe-like, futuristic design along with LED bars on the front and the rear makes the car stand out in the crowd of other vehicles currently seen. Step inside the Extinction MK1, and one would be greeted with a luxurious cabin resembling a lounge. There is enough space inside for passengers to stretch their legs and relax while enjoying the drive. The rear passengers will also get reclining seats for better comfort. However, Pravaig did not reveal any images of the interior yet. The two-door, four-seater electric car will be primarily used for commercial fleets on a subscription based model. Pravaig is aiming to produce around 250 units of the Extinction MK1 every year. It will be initially sold in cities like Bengaluru and Delhi, before the EV startup adds more cities on the list.

Bengaluru-based Pravaig launches Made in India luxury EV with 500-km range

Electric Vehicle News

Bengaluru-based Pravaig Dynamics has come up with its first homegrown electric car that promises to step up the EV game …

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17

Dec'20

Ola to build ₹2,400 cr EV plant in Tamil Nadu

Electric Vehicle News

Mobility services provider Ola on Monday said it will set up its first electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu and will invest ₹2,400 …

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15

Dec'20

30-GW Renewable Energy Park at Gujarat’s Kutch: Significance and Importance

Solar

On 15 December 2020, Prime Minister Modi will lay the foundation stone for 30-GW renewable energy park at Kutch, Gujarat. …

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19

Nov'20

Live Virtual Summit on “Advances in EV Design & Development”

Skills

Electric vehicle market is poised for stronger growth. It is likely to be around ₹50,000 crores by 2025 with two-wheeler …

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