Hi All
You all know that EVHUB is a started with passion towards electric vehicles and promoting the concept of EVs to all. To keep our momentum going and find some financial support, we opted for participating in 2nd Big Bang Challenge by Ideas4all.com.
Please visit our prospective business idea @ http://en.ideas4all.com/ideas/78223-information_media_and_business_to_business_portal_for_electric_vehicles
PLEASE VOTE FOR IT and help EVHUB win the Challenge.
Thank you for the time and support.
Murali
Founder & Promoter
Connect me via Linkedin - http://in.linkedin.com/in/muraliku
Visit our forums @ http://www.evhub.in/forum
http://www.evhub.in
http://www.evhub.biz
Friday 29 October 2010
Wednesday 27 October 2010
Is Electric vehicles business still in nascent stage in India
The first electric bike was on Indian roads by this middle of this decade. In less than a decade, India has now more than 100 e-bike companies as per ARAI stats. E-bike component manufacturers started evolving now-a-days keeping the future prospects. Association of Small and Medium electric vehicle manufacturers started. Online information portals exclusively for EVs like EVHUB.IN, EVHUB.BIZ, and EVFUTURE.COM. Despite the market reach and popularity, still Electric vehicle business is in nascent stage. Why?
Read full article @ http://www.evhub.biz/news/is-electric-vehicles-business-still-in-nascent-stage-in-india
Mirror link @ http://www.evhub.in/content/is-electric-vehicles-business-still-in-nascent-stage-in-india/
Read full article @ http://www.evhub.biz/news/is-electric-vehicles-business-still-in-nascent-stage-in-india
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Tuesday 26 October 2010
JOIN EVHUB'S PROUD TEAM
Are you INTERNET SAVVY ?
Are you hyper ENTHUSIASTIC?
Do you think your friends find your ideas CRAZY?
Do you think you are CREATIVE ENOUGH to attract readers to your posts?
Are you inclined and PASSIONATE with latest technologies?
DREAMING to team with a fast growing portal in India?
You can be a part of us, either as an EMPLOYEE or a FREELANCER.
Just send a brief about you, your talent and your best piece of your work along with some of the ideas that you currently have. Needless to say, they must be creative.
From our end, we will make sure you get enough nourishment for your ideas here. We honour creativity and raw enthusiasm.
From our end, we will make sure you get enough nourishment for your ideas here. We honour creativity and raw enthusiasm.
Once you join us, you can get involved in EVHUB activities as follows
MARKETING ASSOCIATES for EVHUB services at http://www.evhub.biz/services
GLOBAL MODERATORS for our Forum at http://www.evhub.in/forum
BLOGGERS for http://www.evhub.in/blog/
and many more ..............
Monday 25 October 2010
Heavy Duty Electric Land vehicles
Heavy duty electric land vehicles
By Dr Peter Harrop, IDTechEx
There are about 250 manufacturers of heavy industrial vehicles worldwide but most do not make EVs. Between them they will make about 700,000 of these vehicles in 2010. Most participants have under $20 million sales yearly. Mid-sized companies have largely vanished in line with marketing theory for maturing markets. This industry was characterised by a dash for market leadership as the market matured, with frequent purchases of competitors. Many participants seek global reach with manufacturing in major markets. Some promote a global brand to support this. Others diffuse their image over many brand names and even have competing subsidiaries. Some specialise in the largest or the smallest machines, in ICE or EV power. By 2015, the demand for heavy industrial electric vehicles will be comparable to that for light industrial/commercial electric vehicles as shown below.
Global market value for heavy industrial electric vehicles vs light industrial/commercial electric vehicles in 2015
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Source IDTechEx report, "Electric Vehicles 2010-2020"
Hybrids are the new growth market
Potential sales growth of heavy industrial vehicles mainly lies outside the saturated market of forklifts where most are already pure electric vehicle. Several manufactures now offer lithium battery options, to get away from the tyranny of one battery set in use, one cooling down and one charging per vehicle. The rest are still powered by lead acid batteries.
Read full article @ http://www.evhub.biz/idtechex/heavy-duty-electric-land-vehicles
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Register your company @ http://www.evhub.in/register-your-company/
By Dr Peter Harrop, IDTechEx
There are about 250 manufacturers of heavy industrial vehicles worldwide but most do not make EVs. Between them they will make about 700,000 of these vehicles in 2010. Most participants have under $20 million sales yearly. Mid-sized companies have largely vanished in line with marketing theory for maturing markets. This industry was characterised by a dash for market leadership as the market matured, with frequent purchases of competitors. Many participants seek global reach with manufacturing in major markets. Some promote a global brand to support this. Others diffuse their image over many brand names and even have competing subsidiaries. Some specialise in the largest or the smallest machines, in ICE or EV power. By 2015, the demand for heavy industrial electric vehicles will be comparable to that for light industrial/commercial electric vehicles as shown below.
Global market value for heavy industrial electric vehicles vs light industrial/commercial electric vehicles in 2015
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Source IDTechEx report, "Electric Vehicles 2010-2020"
Hybrids are the new growth market
Potential sales growth of heavy industrial vehicles mainly lies outside the saturated market of forklifts where most are already pure electric vehicle. Several manufactures now offer lithium battery options, to get away from the tyranny of one battery set in use, one cooling down and one charging per vehicle. The rest are still powered by lead acid batteries.
Read full article @ http://www.evhub.biz/idtechex/heavy-duty-electric-land-vehicles
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Join our forums to discuss @ http://evhub.in/forum
Register your company @ http://www.evhub.in/register-your-company/
Wednesday 20 October 2010
EVHUB gets its brand on facebook
Hi all
Please visit our fan page on Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/evhub
I request you to become fan to it by clicking the "Like" button.
Regards
EVHUB.
Visit our forums to discuss @ http://www.evhub.in/forum
Visit our websites
http://www.evhub.in
http://www.evhub.biz
Please visit our fan page on Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/evhub
I request you to become fan to it by clicking the "Like" button.
Regards
EVHUB.
Visit our forums to discuss @ http://www.evhub.in/forum
Visit our websites
http://www.evhub.in
http://www.evhub.biz
Tuesday 19 October 2010
Are you exploring automotive business opportunities Tanzania & Nairobi ? You must participate here!
If you are looking for business expansions in East Africa and Kenya , you can participate in the following Auto expo's and showcase your products and services. EVHUB is their Agent in India for marketing and sales of their stalls.
Feel free to contact us to mail@evhub.biz if any clarifications required.
Are you looking for Automotive Business opportunities in China ?
Are you an Auto After market company ?
You deals with the mobile electronics and technology, paint, body and equipment, racing and performance,
restoration, restyling and car care accessories, tire, tools and equipment, wheels and
accessaries, business service, OEM etc.?
Are you interested in pushing your company's business beyond borders?
China's Auto Aftermarket Industry and Tuning Trade fair 2011 will help you to realize your dream.
For more information, go to http://www.evhub.biz/aaitf
If you are interested in booking space for your company in AAITF 2011, fill this form here - Click here
We will get in touch with you.
Buyers who like to visit AAITF 2011 can enroll in advance to avail free accommodation of 3 nights in a star hotel. To avail this, email us tomail@evhub.biz
Application form for SPACE Booking at AAITF 2011. - Book before 31st Oct and get the star hotel accommodation free for 3 nights.
Email us to mail@evhub.biz if any clarifications needed.
Thursday 7 October 2010
At Volvo, the body becomes the battery
No more bulky batteries for electric cars: Volvo is participating in a research project aiming at integrating the battery into the body panels. This does not only mean squeezing the energy storage into narrow body cavities. The project aims higher.
In a materials development project launched by the London Imperial College, nine European companies and institutes are developing carbon fibres and polymer resin that can store and charge more energy faster than conventional batteries are able to do. Volvo is the only car manufacturer participating in the project funded in part by the European Union.
Read this news @ http://www.evhub.in/news/308#308
Read this news @ http://www.evhub.in/news/308#308
Tuesday 5 October 2010
Printed Electronics Asia 2010 and WSN, Energy Harvesting & RFID Asia Event Preview
5 October 2010
Printed Electronics Asia 2010 and Wireless Sensor Networks, Energy Harvesting & RFID Asia Event Preview
Cambridge, UK
IDTechEx Printed Electronics Asia 2010 and Wireless Sensor Networks, Energy Harvesting & RFID Asia are now less than a week away. The two co-located conferences will cover a multitude of topics and will give you access to detailed presentations on these mutually supporting subjects, covering both the technologies and their applications.
Printed Electronics
Printed and flexible electronics have become of vital interest to a variety of industries including consumer goods, advertising, chemicals, printing, electronics, military, healthcare and publishing. The fourth annual IDTechEx Printed Electronics Asia event brings together these industries and technology developers. At the keynote session, companies like adidas will be presenting on their developments in smart fabrics technologies, while DuPont and Toppan will be presenting their latest materials and manufacturing developments. Toppan in specific will be addressing issues relating to the development of thin film transistor circuits for the e-reader market while DuPont will be discussing policy issues for environmental, sustainable future electronic technologies.
Flexible displays are a key area covered at the event, with presentations addressing different types of technologies such as electrophoretic from E Ink and Bridgestone, electrowetting from Liquavista and cholesteric liquid crystals from Kent Displays, giving attendees the opportunity to assess all different types of reflective technologies competing in the development of low power displays.
Read full article @ http://www.evhub.biz/idtechex/printed-electronics-asia-2010-and-wsn-energy-harvesting--rfid-asia-event-preview
Printed Electronics Asia 2010 and Wireless Sensor Networks, Energy Harvesting & RFID Asia Event Preview
Cambridge, UK
IDTechEx Printed Electronics Asia 2010 and Wireless Sensor Networks, Energy Harvesting & RFID Asia are now less than a week away. The two co-located conferences will cover a multitude of topics and will give you access to detailed presentations on these mutually supporting subjects, covering both the technologies and their applications.
Printed Electronics
Printed and flexible electronics have become of vital interest to a variety of industries including consumer goods, advertising, chemicals, printing, electronics, military, healthcare and publishing. The fourth annual IDTechEx Printed Electronics Asia event brings together these industries and technology developers. At the keynote session, companies like adidas will be presenting on their developments in smart fabrics technologies, while DuPont and Toppan will be presenting their latest materials and manufacturing developments. Toppan in specific will be addressing issues relating to the development of thin film transistor circuits for the e-reader market while DuPont will be discussing policy issues for environmental, sustainable future electronic technologies.
Flexible displays are a key area covered at the event, with presentations addressing different types of technologies such as electrophoretic from E Ink and Bridgestone, electrowetting from Liquavista and cholesteric liquid crystals from Kent Displays, giving attendees the opportunity to assess all different types of reflective technologies competing in the development of low power displays.
Read full article @ http://www.evhub.biz/idtechex/printed-electronics-asia-2010-and-wsn-energy-harvesting--rfid-asia-event-preview
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