India is theworld's fifth biggest car market, and car companies see a lot of potentialconsidering the Indian government's ambitious plans to convert the entirevehicle fleet in the country to electric by 2030.

India's automakers will have to make a lot of effort to survive the coming electric vehicle revolution.

Mirroring the global auto scenario, Indian car markets have also decided to go electric. Even though General Motors has already decided to close shop here, there is no dearth of players.

Teams from both companies will collaborate and work together for a period of up to three years. Any further strategic cooperation between the two companies will be decided at the end of that period.

Nissan Motor said it aims to \"double, even triple\" annual sales of the previous incarnation, jump-starting demand in major markets such as the United States, and packing new technologies to make up for a shorter driving range than rival offerings.

What began as an accident has made Nile one of the leaders in lead recycling. It intends to build an edge in this growing market.

The rising solar capacity will reduce the carbon footprint, but faces many challenges

10 lakh Is the rise in the number of shops accepting card payments since demonetisation on November 8, 2016.

The Sensex closed marginally in the red  on Tuesday. The index fell 12.31 points to close at 28,339.31 level. Nifty too was down 0.14 percent or 12.75 points to 8792 level. Here is a look at five stocks which hit their new 52-week highs in an otherwise flat market.

Billionaire Sajjan Jindal's steel-to-power JSW Group plans to diversify into electric car manufacturing, two sources told Reuters, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government boosts support for non-polluting vehicles.

The transaction highlights Samsung's efforts to break into the high-barrier automotive industry where it has little track record and also marks a strategic shift for the electronics company, which has previously shunned big acquisitions.

To tap the growing popularity of environment friendly vehicles in major urban centres, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), part of the $17.8-billion Mahindra group, launched eSupro - India's first zero emission, all-electric cargo and passenger vans.

The move is part of Volkswagen's new push into electric vehicles after its reputation was damaged by a scandal over diesel vehicles rigged to cheat on emissions testing.

The development of storage technology will help India combat pollution.

Apple Inc is investigating how to charge electric cars, talking to charging station companies and hiring engineers with expertise in the area, according to people familiar with the matter and a review of LinkedIn profiles.

Green vehicles have failed to make much headway in India so far, but hybrid ones seem better poised to do so than the purely electric.

Jayadev Galla is readying his flagship company Amara Raja Batteries for market leadership in India and to go beyond exports with plans to build physical presence aboard.