Author name: Ananta Kar

The crown is slipping. Tata Motors, once the undisputed monarch of India’s electric vehicle landscape with over 55% market control, now finds itself defending territory against aggressive challengers. In a market growing at breakneck speed—projected to surge from 4.3 million units to 6 million by 2030—the company’s share has contracted to approximately 40%, whilst newcomers […]

Your electric vehicle sits idle in the garage for approximately 95 per cent of its lifetime, representing not just dormant transportation but wasted energy storage potential worth thousands annually. That calculus is about to change dramatically. Bidirectional charging technology is transforming electric vehicles from passive consumers into active participants in energy markets, capable of storing

Picture arriving home after a long day, parking your electric vehicle, and walking away whilst a robot silently approaches, locates your charging port, and powers up your battery—no fumbling with heavy cables, no anxiety about finding available stations, no hassle whatsoever. This isn’t science fiction set decades hence; it’s a reality emerging from pilot programmes

The world’s most valuable car manufacturer has finally arrived in India, but not with the fanfare many expected. Tesla’s entry into its 50th global market represents less a triumphant conquest and more a careful, calculated experiment in one of the planet’s most challenging automotive landscapes. Since commencing deliveries in September 2025, the American electric vehicle