Sustainability and circularity – mantras for a secure future

Given the scale of environmental challenges, and depleting natural resources, choosing a sustainability-focused approach in business, and in our lives, is no longer a choice. Also when it comes to transportation.

Hydrogen and Electric: The path to the future

In the evolving technology mix for the automotive industry, Hydrogen holds a key role. Both in the commercial vehicle segment, as well as in the personal mobility market. No less than Union Minister Nitin Gadkari is vouching for it…

Gave up bulletproof car to ride in hydrogen-fuelled vehicle: Gadkari

…and Korean major Hyundai too sees good prospects for Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

Hyundai unveils Nexo fuel cell electric vehicle at Seoul Mobility Show

New dimensions in navigation tech

Gone are the days when map navigation was a plain jane feature. It’s much more now, Find out more in the story below.

The rise of Z-Axis navigation: Transforming vehicle technology and mapping

Engineering circularity

Did you know, 280,000 tonnes of Lithium-ion waste is generated annually worldwide. As the EV industry progresses, recycling the growing level of waste efficiently is critical to building a circular economy and thereby contributing towards a sustainable future.

Li-ion recycling: Tackling EV waste challenges for a true circular economy

Pushing the battery technology envelope

In the ever-advancing battery technology journey, Japanese major Toshiba has a new solution to offer – Super Capacitor iB.

Toshiba to unveil SCiB lithium-ion battery module for EVs

Leveraging AI for safer Hydrogen transportation

One of the challenges on the path of Hydrogen adoption is its high flammability. And that makes its transportation a tricky process. Artificial Intelligence may come to the rescue though.

Coventry University, VIT explore AI solutions for hydrogen transport challenges

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