Audi, the German luxury car manufacturer, today added two fully electric four-door coupes – the Audi e-tron GT and the Audi RS e-tron GT to its range of electric vehicles in India. While the Audi e-tron GT is priced at INR 1,79,90,000, Audi RS e-tron GT is priced INR 2,04,99,000. Both the GT models join the existing Audi e-tron and e-tron Sportback models in India, making Audi the only brand to offer such wide range of electric cars in India.
The Audi e-tron GT and the Audi RS e-tron GT are the first fully electric sports cars from Audi. The Audi e-tron GT has a power of 390 kW and accelerates from 0 - 100 km/h in a superfast 4.1 seconds, while the 475 kW RS e-tron GT achieves the same feat in mere 3.3 seconds.

Nissan is in the fast lane of unveiling one concept vehicle after another but the latest from the Japanese automaker stands out in letter and spirit. After a slew of electric concept cars showcased earlier that week, Nissan Motors on Thursday revealed the Ariya Single Seater concept EV.
The latest salvo from Nissan will be a race car concept that will be based on its all-electric Ariya crossover. The concept looks similar to the current Formula E race cars and the company says it is a vision for a future electric race car that has the capability of all the possibilities for a sporty Nissan EV in the coming years.

Electric vehicles sales in India to touch 1 million units this year:

Sales of total electric vehicles in India are expected to be around 10 lakh units this year, equal to what was sold collectively in the last 15 years, mainly riding on the good traction witnessed by electric two-wheelers, Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles (SMEV) said on Thursday.
In 2021, the sales of electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) in the country jumped over two-fold at 2,33,971 units driven by a good traction of high-speed scooters as compared to 1,00,736 units in 2020, SMEV said in a statement.

Pontiac. Mercury. Oldsmobile. It seemed that Chrysler was headed for the same fate as these other ill-fated legacy American brands, but the company with the winged logo is looking to take flight again as the electric vehicle emissary for Stellantis.
And that has given Chrysler new life.
At the 2022 Consumer Electronics Showcase, Chrysler unveiled the first step of its new direction with the Airflow concept. Although the company insists that this is just a concept, without production intent, it’s hard to believe given how production-ready it appears—at least through company pictures and virtual-conferencing tools. Although it looks like it could roll off the line today, we will just have to wait until closer to 2025 when the first Chrysler BEV will launch.

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EV sector likely to see Rs 94,000-crore investments in next 5 years:
The electric vehicle (EV) segment in the country is likely to witness investments of $12.6 billion, or Rs 94,000 crore, across the automotive value chain, over the next five years. Tamil Nadu is the frontrunner, accounting for about 34% share in total planned investments for EVs, followed by Andhra Pradesh and Haryhttps://www.financialexpress.com/auto/electric-vehicles/ev-sector-likely-to-see-rs-94000-crore-investments-in-next-5-years-report/2382050/ana, with a share of 12% and 9%, respectively, according to a joint report by Colliers and Indospace.

2021 Rewind: Top 5 Luxury EVs launched in India – BMW, Porsche, Audi, and more

Electric Cars are gradually becoming very popular in the Indian market. In 2021, we have witnessed some big EV launches. While the options are still pretty limited in the mass-market segment, the luxury players have rolled up their sleeves and are going full throttle to overwhelm the buyers. From BMW iX to Porsche Taycan to a slew of Audis, a lot of luxury EVs have been launched in India this year. Here we have the Top 5 Luxury EVs that were launched in India in 2021.

Electric vehicles or CNG cars? Pros and cons explained

CNG cars cost less to run than petrol or diesel cars. But electric cars offer more bang for the buck. However, both type of vehicles come with their share of concerns.

Is It High Time Honda Focused On Bringing SUVs To India?

Utter the name Honda in context to cars and you will immediately start thinking about a nice sedan. For more than two decades, Honda has served up some of the most exciting, luxurious and reliable sedans India has seen. The multiple generations of the City and the Accord, and a couple of Civic’s have been enough to cement the fact that Honda knows how to do sedans really well.

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