From public transportation to e-scooters: The entire transport industry is turning electric
An interesting EV trend analysed by EV Zone that appeared already in 2020 and continues to gain on importance relating to public transportation and shared economy.
EV ZONE aims to support this trend and provide you with all the information that you need to know about the EV market and its expected growth for 2023 and beyond
The largest number of electric two-wheelers/three-wheelers is in Asia, especially in China, with 9.5 million registrations out of 10 million in 2021. Vietnam and India are strong markets for two/three electric bikes. The market is also growing in Europe, where it will reach 5% of the market in 2021.
Many electric car manufacturers are planning to increase their production capacity of electric cars due to the positive increase in global political policy. This is really good news for the market as a whole, because it means that the supply of electric cars will be able to find demand.
- An innovative and lovely mini electric car impressed Shark Tank India season 2
A cute and creative mini electric car impressed Season 2 Shark Tank India, but the founder walked away without investing The most significant innovation factor is that the car can be controlled remotely and is advertised as almost a four-wheeler. Shark Tank season 2 saw some pretty creative pitches, from the various tech innovations …
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- TVS Motors plans to manufacture 25,000 units of TVS iQube electric scooters per month
TVS Motor, one of India’s leading two-wheeler manufacturers, has announced plans to double its sales of electric two-wheelers by March. The company also plans to launch a number of brand-new products over the next 12-18 months to expand its iQube line. According to a TVS Motor executive, the company will launch a wide range of …
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- Cellestial E-Mobility Acquired by Murugappa Group
TI Clean Mobility, which currently owns 69.96% of Cellestial E-Mobility, has acquired its remaining 30.04% stake for Rs 509 crore. TI Clean Mobility, a wholly owned subsidiary of Murugappa Group’s Tube Investments of India (TII), has acquired a 100% interest in Cellestial E-Mobility Pvt Ltd, a start-up engaged in the design and development of …
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- OLA Electric has announced updated annual subscription plans
Your Ola scooter will thank you! Get Ola Care annual subscription starting at 1999+GST Whether you are at home or remotely, you’ll get comprehensive service and support for your annual subscription. Annual Scooter Health Check, RSA, Roadside Assistance, Theft Assistance and more ensure you are never stranded on the road. Ola Care’s annual subscription …
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- Infinitum unveils Aircore Mobility electric motor with PCB stator technology
Electric motor manufacturer Infinitum introduced its new electric traction and propulsion motor, Aircore Mobility, at CES 2023. Aircore Mobility is an axial flux propulsion and traction motor designed to power a wide range of electric vehicles. It’s engineered to operate with high efficiency over a wide range of speeds and load conditions, expanding vehicle range… Read more »
EV ZONE – Glossary of the EV (Electric Vehicle) world
EV (Electric Vehicle): A broad category that includes all vehicles that are fully powered by Electricity or an Electric Motor.
BEV (Battery Electric vehicle): Also known as an “All-electric” vehicle BEV’s utilize energy that is stored in rechargeable battery packs. BEV’s sustain their power through the batteries and therefore must be plugged into an external electricity source in order to recharge.
EVD: Electric Vehicle Driver
Regenerative braking: A method of breaking used by EV in which energy from the braking of the vehicle is stored and used.
ICE (Internal Combustion Engine): An ICE is powered by combustible fuel, often petroleum or natural gas products.
ICEV (Internal Combustion Engine Vehicle): All vehicles that are powered by Fossil Fuels are ICEVs.
HEV (Hybrid Electric Vehicles): An HEV utilizes a dual system of electric propulsion and an internal combustion engine.
PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles): PHEVs contain a battery that is able to be charged with an external electric power source, PHEV’s are a mixture of all electric vehicles and ICEV’s.
NEV (Neighborhood Electric Vehicle): BEV’s that are limited to streets with lower speed limits, typically around 45mph. NEV’s are all-electric and can be recharged using a standard outlet.
EREV (Extended-range electric vehicles): Vehicles that have the ability to run on a gasoline engine if the battery gets low
EVB (Electric Vehicle Battery): A battery that is used to power the movement of a BEV.
AC (Alternating Current): A charge of electricity that regularly changes direction, which is the kind of power that comes from the power plant to homes and businesses.
DC (Direct Current): A charge of electricity that flows in one direction and is the type of power that comes from a battery.
AER (All-Electric Range): The range any EV is able to reach solely using electricity.
Range Anxiety: Worry or stress that is caused due to the fear that an electric car will run out of battery power before the destination is reached.
kW (Kilowatt): A unit of electric power.
EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment): Infrastructure designed to supply power to EVs. EVSE can charge a wide variety of EVs including BEVs and PHEVs.
Level 1 Charging: Charging your EV using a common household outlet up to 120v. Level 1 is the slowest method of charging and can take up to 24 hours or more to full charge your EV.
Level 2 Charging: Charges your EV at 240v using an installed outlet. Level 2 chargers are the most recommended chargers to EV owners. Depending on your EV model and charger, Level 2 can give you vehicle 5x as quickly as Level 1 which translates to up to 26 miles per hour of charging.
Level 3 Charging: Also known as DC charging, the fastest method of charging for all EVs. It can fully charge an EV battery in about half an hour. Level three chargers are currently rare as they’re very expensive and require more power.
JEVS G105-1993: Also known as CHAdeMO, it is a method developed to quickly charge Electric Vehicles through the use of a special adapter that delivers up to 62.5 kW. This is used in Japan.
SAE J1772: The standard North American electrical connection for Electric Vehicles. Generally works with Level 1 and Level 2 systems.
IEC 62196: Also known as the Mennekes, it is a type of connectors that is used to charge Electric Vehicles in Europe.
Combined Charging System: Another method to quickly charge electric vehicles through a special electric connection. CCSs often use the SAE J1772, which is the North American electrical standard for Electric Vehicles.
Tesla Supercharger: A super-fast charging system that can provide up to 120 kW directly to the car’s battery. Currently these systems are only available to Teslas.
Charge Circuit Interrupting Device (CCID): A safety protection component within an EVSE that reduces the chance of a person getting an electric shock.
V2G (Vehicle-to-grid): A system that allows Electric Vehicles to communicate with the power grid to manage the flow of electricity in either direction.
GHG (Green House Gas): A gas such as Carbon Dioxide that contributes to global warming through the absorption of infrared radiation.
Off Peak Charging: Charging your electrical vehicle at certain lowest cost off-peak hours.
Battery Management System: An electronic system within the Vehicle that manages and protects the battery.
LIB (Lithium-ion battery): Also known as a Li-ion, it is a common rechargeable battery.
VRLA battery (valve-regulated lead-acid battery): A rechargeable lead-acid battery.
NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride): A less reliable rechargeable battery.
Molten salt battery: A type of battery that utilizes molten salts as an electrolyte.
