Even though electrical vehicles as a concept have been around for a few years now, they are yet to gain the same amount of popularity on both large scale and logistical fronts. Just like electric cars and eRickshaws, there are equivalent models of transportation available even for goods becoming available.

It has been almost a year and a half since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and if anything, it has absolutely reoriented our perspectives and choices towards travelling and commuting.

Electric Rickshaws have been around for the past decade or so, and even more so after their legalisation in 2015. The number of electric rickshaws on the road has increased by a huge number. The total electric rickshaw fleet of India is greater than China’s electric vehicle fleet. This increase in electric rickshaw has led […]

Being one of the most integral aspects of urban transportation, rickshaws bridge the gap between public and private choices of mobility. However, with development taking over the globe, the slower pace of these rikshaws seems to have started posing a threat to their existence which is what gave birth to E-rikshaws! In the last decade, […]

With the alarming rise in pollution levels and the heavy burden that the usage of fossil fuels has led to an accumulation of air pollutants contributing largely to global warming, opting for renewable sources of energy is the only sustainable future. With international recognition of the challenges being faced, using alternative sources such as renewable […]

Why electric rickshaws are perfect for India?

Electric Rickshaws have been the last-mile connectivity for the past decade or so, with the number on the road only increasing rapidly.

Noise pollution is often overlooked and so are its effects. It is one of the biggest pollutants in big cities which have a higher number of vehicles on the road.

Discussion about the growth of electric mobility has been around for the past decade.

Climate change in the past decade has made the Earth a hazardous place to survive on. There are a number of factors that contribute to climate change, but automobile emissions stand as the third biggest contributor. The greenhouse emissions from combustion vehicles have been increasing at an alarming rate and call for a curb.