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India's biggest problem with turning to Electric Cars

India's biggest problems when turning to Electric Cars Indian government is planning to stop the sale of diesel and petrol vehicles from 2030, but what are India's biggest problems to become all electric on roads. Let's find out Lack of Options Lack of options when you go out to buy an EV is the biggest problem India is going to face sooner than later. Tesla clarified that the paper work and formalities are just too much for them to enter the Indian market plus no Tax exemption guaranteed by the Government. Even if big players like Tesla make it to India, Indian middle class will never buy those expensive toys even in their wildest dreams. No Charging Stations Let's just consider that everyone in India has replaced their cars with electric ones even then there are problems. You can't always charge your car at home, you need super chargers to charge them real quick and even free if you own a Tesla. In countries like UK there have been start-ups working...

Hyperloop Ones First Test Launch

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First Successful Test Launch Of Hyperloop One When Elon Musk had put forth the idea of pods floating through a tube with the help of magnetic levitation it seemed either to be science fiction or too futuristic. But a few days ago when Hyperloop One had a successful test of one of their pods it took a lot by surprise. In the official statement the company confessed that the pod had not been put into its full acceleration but the test gave successful results for everyone to believe that traveling between two cities won't be a painstaking long journey anymore. Hyperloop is a technology in which pods, which carry the passengers float through vacuum inside a tube with the help of magnetic levitation. Brain child of Musk hyperloop may soon be a reality changing the terms of traveling. Hyperloops are being considering to be setup in Dubai by the UAE government.

Why India won't be able to go all Electric (cars) by 2030

Why India won't be able to sell only electric cars by 2030 In the recent times the Indian Government announced its plans to sell only electric cars by the year 2030, which at first seemed very pleasing to a lot of ears concerned about the pollution in cities like the national capital New Delhi and metropolitans like Mumbai, but how difficult or should I say impossible is it to achieve this. Countries which have also pledged to ban non-electric cars are- • Norway by 2025 • Netherlands by 2025 • United Kingdom by 2040 • Germany by 2030 All the above mentioned countries our European, and the reason for that is, they are seeing rapid growth in the demand of EVs ( electric cars ). In Norway 33.1% of the total cars are electric which is big achievement. Why don't people go for EVs in India? Well almost everyone in India knows that normally you won't see even a single EV on road on a normal ride on road. Firstly people just don't know how much harm they are maki...