This briefing summarizes a number of regulatory pathways that have been used globally to deploy zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandates or comparable policies, as these are central to efforts driving the early uptake of electric vehicles in key regions.

This fact sheet summarizes the states that have adopted stronger emissions regulations beyond the federal standard and intend to litigate, as well as additional jurisdictions that have publicly opposed the proposed revisions to the standards.

Spain is one of the strongest hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) markets in Europe in terms of total sales volumes and relative European market shares. This paper reviews how programs, regulations, and incentives at the national, regional, and local level have shaped the HEV market in the country.

To help cities accelerate emissions reduction and address pressing climate risks, the Shared, Electric and Automated Mobility (SEAM) Governance Framework outlines a four-step process that can be adjusted to local contexts. This White Paper aims to illuminate best practices in the development of SEAM governance.

This article provides exclusive opinions and insight from automotive industry stakeholders involved in developing mobility solutions for the Indian market. The major automakers in the country see electric vehicles and connectivity as the way forward.

This research work mainly focuses on the selection of appropriate power rating of the electric motor and selecting suitable high conversion ratio power converter for the Electric Vehicle which is proposed for the rural area.

Countries around the world are waking up to the potential of e-mobility. The International Energy Agency cites that by 2020 up to 20 million electric vehicles will ply the road, a number that is expected to go up to 70 million by 2025. India has a lot to gain from the widespread adoption of e-mobility.

This paper analyzes and focuses on the major challenges in EV adoption in India. The paper also highlights various charging standards available, the current status of EVs in India, and investigates various possible impediments to EVs charging infrastructure.

In this webinar, Dr Sajid Mubashir, Scientist, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India talks about "Standardizing Charging of Electric Vehicles: Benefits, Opportunities, and Challenges."  He focused on EV targets set by India by highlighting the FAME-2 targets along with Basic and Fast Charging systems, Charging standards and the batteries.

The number of Electronic Control Units ECUs in automotive vehicles have continuously increased in last few decades Scheduling multicore processing units for vehicle networks are always a challenging task