India is moving fast towards the electric car future. The country has committed to only sell electric cars from 2030 onwards. And here’s a promising project of one of the country’s leading truck-makers with an ambitious upstart to develop a battery swapping system for electric buses. The joint-venture is launching a network of quick interchange battery stations, mostly powered by renewable energy. The aim is to refuel electric vehicles cheaper and faster than conventional petrol pumps.
India introduces electric buses that can swap batteries at ‘gas stations’
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