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A major Indian automaker just celebrated a manufacturing milestone with a zero-emission electric bus rolling off the assembly line. The achievement marks three decades of clean transportation progress in northern India.
One of the world's most iconic motorcycle brands just went electric, bringing premium features to India's urban riders. The Flying Flea C6 marks a turning point for the world's largest motorcycle market.
Electric scooters and e-bikes are flying off the shelves in New Zealand as rising petrol prices push more people toward affordable, eco-friendly transportation. TradeMe searches for e-scooters jumped 68% compared to last year, signaling a major shift in how Kiwis get around.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers just introduced groundbreaking legislation to create the first modern federal safety standards for e-bikes in over 20 years. The Safe SPEEDS Act could replace confusing state-by-state rules with clear national guidelines that protect riders while supporting clean transportation.
A Kenyan startup is helping office workers reclaim up to 40 minutes per commute by partnering with local transport cooperatives to run scheduled electric buses on direct routes. Unlike failed competitors, BasiGo works with existing operators instead of replacing them.
A Kenyan startup is formalizing the informal carpooling networks that commuters already use to navigate Nairobi's challenging transportation landscape. G-rani has attracted 7,000 users by making shared rides affordable, reliable, and community-focused.
Uber's new electric robotaxis are already driving themselves on Bay Area roads, bringing fully autonomous rides to riders later this year. The vehicles show passengers exactly what they see and plan, making driverless travel feel less mysterious.
A new manufacturing partnership will produce over 3,000 electric golf carts in Saudi Arabia over the next two years, creating jobs while powering the country's growing tourism and construction sectors. The locally assembled vehicles will serve hotels, resorts, and major development projects across the Kingdom.