From fuel efficiency to low maintenance, there are many reasons to buy an electric vehicle. But the benefits are not limited to its usage. The Government of India also offers incentives for the owners of Electric Vehicles (EVs) to promote eco-friendly vehicles. 

For easy identification of EVs on the road, the Indian government has introduced green number plates. A green number plate in India indicates that a vehicle runs purely on electric energy without emitting any toxic gases into the environment. 

In this article, you will understand what a green number plate means for EVs and how you can apply for one.

Buying a car is a challenging task as you have endless options to choose from. And now, to make things trickier, there is another option—electric vehicles! With more and more manufacturers launching electric cars in India, it is worth considering as an option. But before that, you have to know how an EV fares against a conventional petrol car to make an informed decision. This article will address this question as we provide you with an in-depth insight on electric cars vs petrol cars.

Electric vehicles (EVs) will revolutionise the automotive industry with their unique and innovative technology. But that revolution is at least a few years away from now. Although electric cars are gaining popularity, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, especially in India. One of the closest alternatives to EVs is the Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV). They provide the flexibility of switching between electric mode and conventional engine mode. Read on as we provide you with a complete guide on PHEVs.

The Indian automobile market is known for its budget-friendly cars. Whether it's hatchbacks, sedans, SUVs (Sport Utility Vehicles) or MPVs (Multi-Purpose Vehicles), you can find affordable options in all these segments. The same applies to the rapidly evolving electric vehicle segment as well. With more and more car manufacturers making inroads into the EV (Electric Vehicle) market, buyers have wide-ranging options to choose from. Read on as we bring you the list of some of the cheapest electric cars in India as of March 2023.