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6 Electric Scooter Riding Tips To Swear By  Electric scooter riding is rising, and it is all set to revamp urban transportation. Not only is it convenient, but it also has the potential to decrease traffic congestion. However, all that glitters is not gold. Many people have got injured using two wheeler electric scooter . Thus, it is time to change this for the better. While riders are at fault, there are external factors too that can't be controlled. However, the right tips can help you enjoy the experience and make it a smooth ride.  1. Keep Your Eyes on The Road While this seems like a no-brainer, it's not an uncommon habit to enjoy the view and observe whatever is going around you.  Please remember you have limited suspension. A pothole or bump can easily knock out your balance, and you might end up in the hospital. Besides, most people are not yet used to e-scooters in the streets. So, make it a rule of thumb to focus on the road and keep your speed low.  2. Kee...

The concept of mobility has traveled a long way, and no one can deny that the transformation is appearing faster than it was actually predicted. If we consider India and its population, it is stated that about 40cr customers would be in need of mobility solution by the year 2030. However, to ensure the India’s Net Zero Emission by 2070, the increase in the number of automobile customers has to be dealt with a different approach. Electric bikes, scooters, three wheeler s and cars are no longer a new concept for the country. Further to stick with the Paris agreement and contributing to the climate change concerns, India is on a mission to revolutionize mobility. No to mention that the there is growing consensus among the public as well as manufacturers, as both are looking forward to an electrified future of transportation's. Although India is only at the genesis of this phenomenon and it has a long route to cover ahead.   The future is electric. Anyone who is keeping up...

 When it comes to e-bikes and e vehicles in general, it is very important to understand their history and context in general. Till the 20th century, horses were the main form of transport. But as time went by, there was an increase in incomes, and people began experimenting with new modes of transport.  On the eve of the 20th Century, the predominant form of transport was still the horse. But as people's incomes increased and available technologies advanced, some were beginning to experiment with newer forms of transport. At this point, gasoline, steam, and electrical power were all competing for dominance in the market. Besides, steam technology was being favored and understood by the market. Steam technology had provided its mettle and had powered factories, mines, trains, and ships. Thus, it seemed only a natural progression to build smaller forms of transport using steam engines. While some self-propelled vehicles did exist from the late 1700s, this was not really develop...

How long does it take to charge an electric bike? How often should I change it? How much does it cost to charge an electric bike? Is it costly?   If you are planning to buy an e-bike and visit the electric bike showroom any time soon, these might be the questions that you would be pondering upon currently. You have already heard that the electric vehicles are cheaper to run and thus are advantageous over traditional fuel vehicles, which cut out a significant chunk of your monthly budget. Although the market is disrupted by these "futuristic" vehicles, the e-bike price has also caused a lot of buzz around, being a little higher than the conventional ones. But the, compared to their buying, cost the running cost is exceptionally low, as well as the maintenance cost, thus creating the right balance for the buyers to sustain financially.   Just like the traditional fuel vehicles, the cost of running an electric vehicle also varies depending on the model and battery speci...

  Electric vehicles have been the most discussed topic of the year, and the Indian market is witnessing a spike in number contrary to whether they will grasp the attention of the buyers. With the confidence gained from the current market dynamics, the many big names are joining the revolution of electrifying mobility. Not just that, existing EV manufacturers are launching new models in the market.   The sales of electric bikes and two-wheelers have swelled up in 2021. Now, as we ride into 2022 and count the milestones crossed by EV, it does set an expectation for the coming year. While the e-bike price has been a concern for the buyers, the various government initiatives have been propelling the sales of electric bikes towards a good scale.   Thus, if we deduce from the current market status, EVs will remain the hot topic in the approaching year. Whether we point it to the rising fuel price, the ever-improving technology, the various government benefits or the sustain...

  How are Electric Vehicles (EVs) different from conventional fuel scooters? (State and national initiatives angle) A sustainable future continues to be the central topic of concern in most countries around the world. The current situation does represent a rather grim picture when it comes to some of the pollution levels. India has been no stranger to those challenges as they face their own version of the issues. Air pollution and emissions continue to be a thorn in the daily lives of people with major cities facing the effects of the same. India’s population levels should give one an idea of the strain its transport sector is producing on a global scale. Amidst all that, there has been the advent of electric vehicles or EV’s. These electric bikes and cars are aimed towards reducing the staggering 25% of global emissions due to transport.   How are electric bikes and cars different from their fuel-based counterparts? Electric bikes and cars are rather different in a...

  Is India ready for EV technology?   Electric Vehicles (EV’s) are the newest technology to be adopted by the world as the fight continues for a sustainable future. The transport sector is seeing a gradual shift towards EV’s as more people become aware of the problems related to pollution and climate change. That has led to the advent of electric bikes and cars in the world. India too has not shied away from the revolution and are an active participant in the overall effort to transition into a cleaner and greener transportation system. However, India i s yet to gain a lot more momentum when it comes to embracing the whole concept of EV’s. In 2019, the total number of EV’s in stock was 7.2 million. However, India accounted for a paltry 170,000 of that which is roughly 2.3%. Other nations such as China (47%), the USA (21%) and so on have taken the lead in the revolution. When put into context that India is the 4th largest manufacturer of automobiles and 5th biggest m...