Top 3 affordable electric motorcycles globally | Evoke Urban S, Super Soco TC Max and NIU NQi GTS Sport, which one is number 1?

Electric motorcycles have swiftly become a favoured option for eco-conscious riders, offering a blend of sustainability, style, and performance, and here, we rate the top-three affordable bikes globally — Evoke Urban S, Super Soco TC Max and NIU NQi GTS Sport — not necessarily in that pecking order, taking into account factors like price and performance.

With the surging demand for greener transportation, manufacturers have stepped up the rollout of affordable electric bikes tailored to meet the needs of budget-conscious riders.

Global rollout of Kia EV3 with 600-km range

Kia Motor’s latest global electric vehicle (EV), the Kia EV3, has been launched worldwide and the compact SUV is set to redefine the segment with a mileage of 600 km on a single charge.

This EV has similar features to the Kia flagship electric vehicle, the EV9, and is likely to balance aesthetics with technology and functionality.

BYD launches Seal EV in India, its most luxurious electric offering, for Rs 41 lakh

BYD India has officially begun the delivery of its highly anticipated all-electric sedan, the BYD Seal, which is its most luxurious electric vehicle (EV) offering in the country.

 

The first batch of 200 units is dispatched and the Seal is priced between Rs 41 lakh (Rs 4.1 million) and Rs 53 lakh (Rs 5.3 million) (ex-showroom Delhi).

Slowing global electric vehicle sales: Causes and regional insights

The global electric vehicle (EV) market is witnessing a deceleration in growth rate, according to a recent analysis by Goldman Sachs, and we will see the causes and give the regional insights.

The investment firm has identified a litany of contributing factors for this slowdown, including high capital costs, election uncertainties, and a shortage of rapid-charging infrastructure.

Tesla applies for robotaxi licence in China after Elon Musk’s Beijing visit

In a move indicating positive economic ties between the US and China, Beijing is likely to grant Tesla a licence to test its self-driving software through a proposed robotaxi service.

This comes after the electric vehicle (EV) giant’s chief executive officer (CEO) Elon Musk’s recent discussions with top Chinese policymakers, as per a report by China Daily.