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Delhi MCD launches 135 electric sanitation vehicles under EV Policy 2.0 to improve waste collection, reduce emissions, strengthen sanitation infrastructure, and support a cleaner, greener capital with better garbage management.
Piaggio launches Ape E-City SWAP in Puducherry with battery swapping, 110 km range, 4G telematics, ₹2.65 lakh price, and a 20-vehicle EV Everywhere fleet for urban mobility.
Euler Motors posted a positive FY26 net worth despite higher losses, driven by fresh funding, accounting changes, revenue growth, Hero MotoCorp's backing, and continued investments in expansion and innovation.
Sun Mobility reported 79% revenue growth, raised R&D spending to Rs 35.4 crore, reduced losses by nearly 90%, and strengthened its battery-swapping expansion strategy in FY26.
TVS Motor and Indian Oil partner to deploy TVS King Kargo HD cargo three-wheelers for LPG distribution, improving last-mile logistics, reducing costs, and lowering carbon emissions across India.
Piaggio launches Apé WavE electric three-wheeler with 5.4kWh battery, 140km range, 40km/h top speed and ₹2.55 lakh price for shared passenger mobility in India.
Explore FADA June 2026 three-wheeler retail sales, OEM market share, segment-wise performance, Bajaj Auto's leadership, Mahindra's growth, and key trends shaping India's passenger and cargo vehicle market.
June 2026 e-rickshaw and e-cart sales report: YC Electric and J.S. Auto lead, while emerging EV brands record strong growth, intensifying competition in India's electric three-wheeler market.
June 2026 E-3W goods sales saw Mahindra retain leadership, Bajaj post 60.6% YoY growth, and Piaggio, Euler, Omega Seiki, and Dilli Electric Auto record encouraging performance.
Delhi approves a ₹15,000 crore EV Policy with subsidies, scrappage incentives, EV charging expansion, and mandatory electric registrations for three-wheelers and N1 trucks from 2027.
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility remained India's top electric commercial vehicle maker with 35,133 Q1 FY27 sales, 32.4% L5 EV market share, and strong year-on-year growth in June 2026.
Delhi's EV Policy 2.0 allocates Rs 15,000 crore over four years to promote electric vehicles, mandates only electric three-wheelers for new registration from 2027, and offers incentives to replace old CNG auto-rickshaws.
Bajaj Auto and Delhivery deploy electric cargo three-wheelers, targeting 1,500 EVs by 2027 to boost sustainable last-mile logistics and reduce emissions.
Omega Seiki Mobility will integrate Honda's e-battery-swapping ecosystem with its Rage+ electric cargo three-wheeler, aiming to reduce downtime and improve efficiency for commercial vehicle operators in India.
Exponent Energy secures ₹200 crore funding to expand EV charging infrastructure, enter new vehicle segments, and accelerate commercial electric mobility growth in India.
