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India’s draft low-speed EV rules split the industry

businessline says the draft would raise permitted motor power from 250W to 600W and remove the 60-kg weight cap while retaining the registration exemption.

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India’s draft low-speed EV rules would allow more powerful, heavier vehicles while keeping them exempt from registration, businessline reports. The proposal would raise permitted motor power from 250W to 600W and drop the 60-kg weight cap. According to the outlet, manufacturers such as BGauss see a larger market, while Yulu warns that heavier vehicles could exploit the exemption.

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@businesslineIndia’s draft low-speed EV rules would raise permitted motor power from 250W to 600W and remove the 60-kg weight cap while retaining registration exemption. The move has split the industry: full-service OEMs such as BGauss see a larger market, while Yulu warns heavier vehicles could exploit the exemption and remain outside Vahan, writes Amit Vijay Mohile. https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/morth-plans-more-powerful-low-speed-evs-without-registration-industry-splits-over-exemption/article71460957.ece?utm_campaign=mrf-twitter-businessline&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&mrfcid=202609136aa6b168599b4f71fe101e5320d
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    @businesslineIndia’s draft low-speed EV rules would raise permitted motor power from 250W to 600W and remove the 60-kg weight cap while retaining registration exemption. The move has split the industry: full-service OEMs such as BGauss see a larger market, while Yulu warns heavier vehicles could exploit the exemption and remain outside Vahan, writes Amit Vijay Mohile. https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/morth-plans-more-powerful-low-speed-evs-without-registration-industry-splits-over-exemption/article71460957.ece?utm_campaign=mrf-twitter-businessline&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&mrfcid=202609136aa6b168599b4f71fe101e5320d
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