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13 stories today · 113 since 24 SeptNifty EV & New Age Auto −2.43% vs Nifty −0.88% on Thu, 1 Oct

Ola Electric shares fell 2.7% to ₹36.8 on NSE, against a 0.83% Nifty decline
Retired EV batteries could hold ₹1.01 lakh crore in recoverable minerals in India by FY2040-41
September auto registrations grew 45%, while EV registrations more than doubled, VAHAN data showed

Often with, this weekAutos41 Electric cars31 Batteries21 Electric two-wheelers17 Auto sales12

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TVS stays ahead of Bajaj as September e-two-wheeler registrations hit nine-month high

Jan-Sept e-two-wheeler registrations reached 15.51 lakh
Hero registrations surged 27%, closing in on Ather, while Ola fell for a third month
Registration momentum informs outlooks for Indian electric two-wheeler makers, including TVS Motor, Bajaj Auto and Ather

Electric two-wheelers TVS Motor Bajaj Auto Ather Ola+41 source · 19h

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India’s CAFE-III rules tighten automakers’ fleet fuel-efficiency targets from April 2027

CAFE-III rules take effect on April 1, 2027
Automakers must cut average passenger-vehicle fleet fuel use over a 5-year period
Final rules give carmakers more ways to comply, including incentives for EVs and hybrids
Tighter efficiency targets raise compliance pressure for Indian automakers, including Maruti Suzuki

Autos Cars and SUVs EVs and batteries Maruti Suzuki−4.1%5 sources · 21h

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