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The Japanese automaker has announced plans to enter the Thai EV market by kickstarting domestic production of its e:N1 model. As more vehicle owners in Thailand look to pivot to electric alternatives, they’ll be looking for brands that can balance premium quality with affordability.

Chinese automaker Nio is releasing its own branded smartphone with the aim of enhancing app integration in its electric vehicles (EVs). As EV owners prioritise connectivity more, companies boost their internal software and hardware capacities to pivot away from third-party integration.

Under a rapid government push and the rise of local manufacturers, India’s young electric vehicle (EV) industry is set for a thriving future. That is, if it can ensure adequate charging infrastructure, standardisation, and consumer affordability. Here’s what else could make or break this space.

Safety first! Creatara’s two-wheeler electric vehicles (EVs) are winning among fast-paced Indian Gen Zers with their innovative designs, security guarantees, and customisation options. Will its efforts be able to keep up with, or even help, India’s EV push, and what does this mean for other brands?