To all the Engineering students signed up or gearing up to compete in 2018 Mahindra Baja there is just one advice from our side – just don’t bother with Mahindra Baja!… Unfortunately many of them would give a hand and a leg to work for Mahindra… even if it is some boring job.
Most of the time fodder is got by mechanized mowing of the grass or leftover crops. Then it is chopped into bits and given to the cattle. But hidden inside these grass lie dangerous weeds.
First nail just sank into the coffin of Petrol & Diesel cars – Beginning 14 May, petrol pumps in eight states will be closed on Sundays following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call to conserve oil, a fuel pump owners’ body said in Chennai on Tuesday.
There are people still in disbelief that Government cannot ban Petrol & Diesel vehicles. Well they might not exactly ban these vehicles but they will start making life more difficult for owners of these vehicles… things like this will escalate pretty soon in the next 8 years till a complete ban is imposed by 2025.
Tata Nano eMax is a CNG car that will give about 50% extra mileage than any petrol car in the world! The fuel of Tata Nano eMax cost about 50% lesser than the cost of Petrol for every single liter consumed! Tata Nano eMax is also the lowest priced CNG car anywhere in the world.
Suzuki Motor Corporation, Toshiba Corporation and Denso Corporation – have agreed to form a joint venture company for production of automotive lithium-ion battery packs in India.
In India chemical fertilizers sell a lot… those that we call Urea, DAP, Superphosphate… and chemical pesticides… those that we call Endosalfan, Malathion, Parathion, Benzenehexachloride. These are the products where the profit of the farmers are lost the most. Every year (recorded in year 2008) the Indian farmers together spend 4,80,000 Crores on these chemicals and this is completely avoidable expense.
The world is moving towards banning Petrol & Diesel for all vehicles by the year 2025. The use of Electric vehicles are becoming more real than ever before. India has 2 good electric cars in E2O & E2O Plus. The cost of travelling in these cars are as cheap as travelling by a motocycle. Since this car does not use Petrol or Diesel (which are very expensive and harmful fuel)… you can save as much as Rupees 1 Lakh a year on fuel cost…especially if you drive a total distance of 100kms.
The maths is very simple… to recharge this “E2O Plus” P8-version car you will need just Rs 100 and you get 140km range. Most people travel within this range.
We have tried to put together a video to simplify the understanding of an electric car, what it is and how it works?
Its so easy that OS Vehicle is a street legal (slow speed) electric vehicle available to be ordered online to your doorstep. The best thing about it is it can be assembled by anybody in 1 hour. You can even modify it as you want and add seating, cargo-cart, hybrid features or exterior or safety features to it.
Wonder if there will be a Indian company that will try something like this?
The deadline of 2025 is fast approaching and the Petrol/Diesel vehicles you drive today will not be worth scrap value then. The death of diesel will happen even before 2020! So make sure your next vehicle will be an electric vehicle.
The Indian Govt too has highlighted this fact by ensuring that the switch to electric is smooth and there are no complaints by offering ZERO DOWN-PAYMENT and EMI lower thats 1/3rd of your refueling cost. The Govt has targeted as 2030 as 100% Electric vehicle Year.
The government is working on a scheme to provide electric cars on zero down payment for which people can pay out of their savings on petrol & maintenance, for becoming 100% electric vehicle nation by 2030.
India could become the first country of its size to run 100% of its vehicles on battery. This programme will be self financing and there need not be one rupee support from the government nor one rupee investment from the people of India as per power minister Piyush Goyal at an event organised by CII Young India here.
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