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FAME fallout hits EV makers; Tête-à-tête with TCS CEO


Happy Monday! Electric two-wheeler makers are reeling from the FAME subsidies crackdown. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Also in the letter:
■ Prime Day power-up
■ Tata Tech priorities
■ Devanahalli protests


Smaller EV players wiped out after FAME red flag

EV cars

Electric two-wheeler makers penalised for violating the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME-II) subsidy norms are now reeling, with several smaller players fading fast from the market.

Sales tailspin:

  • Okinawa Autotech: Annual sales crashed from…



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