HeddaDeQuincey - China Automobile Expert-CNAUTO

The next step in the company’s plan is to develop electric tires for motorcycles, considering that sales are currently low. NEW DELHI: Apollo Tyres expects to accelerate the use of electric vehicles in the coming years and is trying to cater to both the passenger car and the two-wheeler segment. The company on Monday launched two tire brands: electric passenger cars and two-wheelers to explore opportunities in domestic and international markets. “There is a consensus that the electric two-wheeler market will grow the fastest, with scooters leading the way, followed by motorcycles. Moreover, by 2030 the annual sales of four-wheelers are expected to increase and account for about 15-20% of total vehicle sales. By 2030, sales of electric two-wheelers will account for 30-35% of total sales, he said. Sharma said. The company has launched two brands-Amperion and Wav-for electric passenger cars and two-wheelers respectively. We will scale up,” Sharma said. He...

Vehicles

Tyre

Auto Spareparts

Material

Const machinery & Agro equipment

Apollo Tyres gears up to meet demand from promising EV segment

Not keen to re-enter race for Kumho Tire: Apollo Tyres

Vehicles

Tyre

Auto Spareparts

Material

Const machinery & Agro equipment

Apollo Tyres gears up to meet demand from promising EV segment

​Not keen to re-enter race for Kumho Tire: Apollo Tyres

Not keen to re-enter race for Kumho Tire: Apollo Tyres