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The Rise of Two-Wheeler Electric Vehicle OEMs Globally The electric vehicle (EV) industry has witnessed significant growth across the globe, especially in the two-wheeler segment. From 2010 to 2022, countries like Norway, the UK, the European Union, China, the United States, Germany, South Africa, India, and Sweden have experienced rapid increases in EV adoption. This shift is largely driven by the need for sustainable transportation and reducing carbon emissions. The success of EVs has encouraged traditional automotive firms to invest in startups, leading to a surge in new players in the market. The following is a country-wise overview of the major Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and startups dominating the two-wheeler EV space. 1. India: A Growing EV Market India’s transition to electric mobility is in full swing, though it still represents a small share of the global EV market. However, two-wheeler EVs are becoming increasingly popular due to affordability and urban mobility

Vehicle safety is the most important thing in our daily lives. With the increase in traffic conditions and faster growth, people show less focus towards safety in most countries. People need to care for each other's safety and make sure we are safe driving, safe journey, and safe living. please find some of the Key safety features that are commonly incorporated into two-wheeled vehicles, such as: Anti-lock brakes (ABS) - This feature prevents the wheels from locking up during sudden braking, allowing the rider to maintain control of the vehicle. Traction control - This feature helps prevent the wheels from spinning uncontrollably, increasing stability and reducing the crash risk. Stability control - This feature helps to keep the vehicle upright during turns and other maneuvers, reducing the risk of a tip-over. Airbags - Some two-wheeled vehicles, such as motorcycles, are now equipped with airbags to protect riders in the event of a collision. Headlights and taillights - Bright, vi

River Electric Mobility, an emerging player in the Indian electric vehicle (EV) market, has garnered attention for its innovative approach to urban mobility. Here's a comprehensive overview of River Indie Electric Mobility, covering its history, present status, and future portfolio. As it is a relatively new player in the Indian EV market, focusing on electric scooters designed for urban commuting. The company emphasizes practicality, modern design, and technology. Some of the Key Features: Design: River electric scooters typically feature a modern, urban design with a focus on practicality, including features like ample storage, a flat footboard, and a robust build. Range and Performance: The specific model details are still emerging, but River's scooters are expected to offer a competitive range suitable for city commutes, with a focus on efficiency and usability. Technology: Expect smart features like a digital dashboard, connectivity options, and mobile app integration.

  To provide a comprehensive technical comparison of electric scooters available in the Indian EV market, we’ll focus on a range of popular models across different brands. This comparison includes specifications like range, battery capacity, top speed, and features. The electric scooters covered include: Ather 450X Ola S1 Pro TVS iQube Bajaj Chetak Hero Electric Optima Simple One Revolt RV400 1. Specifications Comparison Feature/Model Ather 450X Ola S1 Pro TVS iQube Bajaj Chetak Hero Electric Optima CX Simple One Revolt RV400 Range (Eco Mode) 146 km 181 km 100 km 95 km 82 km 212 km 150 km Top Speed 80 km/h 116 km/h 78 km/h 70 km/h 45 km/h 105 km/h 85 km/h Battery Capacity 3.7 kWh 4 kWh 3.04 kWh 3 kWh 2.9 kWh (Dual Battery) 4.8 kWh 3.24 kWh Motor Power 6 kW 8.5 kW 4.4 kW 4 kW 1.2 kW 8.5 kW 3 kW Acceleration (0-40) 3.3 sec 2.9 sec 4.2 sec 5 sec 5-6 sec 2.95 sec 3.3 sec Charging Time 5.45 hrs (80%) 6.5 hrs (100%) 5 hrs (80%) 5 hrs 4-5 hrs 2.75 hrs 4.5 hrs Smart Features 7" Touchscree

Focus on Road Safety, choosing the right helmet is the issue? The safest design term to have the helmet metal cover more of your head. Ensure that any helmet you use bears an ISI logo. If you are on a two wheeler, front seat or pillion wear a helmet even where the law does not require it”.  This Year on May 14th 2024 , we are celebrating as “World Road Safety” Day which is one of the most important day in our lives. Public on the globe need to understand the importance of the safety that we need to follow in our regular daily life. And it is our responsibility to make the understand to our future generation with a greater effect. Many two wheelers do not wear helmets because of few prevailing myths like the following based on the research done by Prof. Dinesh Mohan who are done his 25 years of research on where a helment contributed to neck injury. “Road Safety” (check some of the myths and reality as below: Myth: Helmets are not necessary at low speeds Reality: Research show that fal