Electric Rickshaws Apart from Being Environment Friendly Provides Employment Opportunities

Talking about the emergence of e-rickshaws in India, they first hurled on the Indian roads, over a decade ago in 2011. Since then, there has only been an increase in the number of e-rickshaws on Indian roads. 

The popularity of these vehicles has increased immensely all over India, thanks to their ability to carry 4-5 passengers comfortably over a short distance, rather economically, and the most notable factor is that, all this is done without any emissions.

 With no costly or emitting fuels used and these rickshaws being powered by electricity, they in a way are much more economical then the CNG powered auto-rickshaws.

In cities like Delhi, these have emerged as a livelihood source for people, and a sustainable and economical commute for commuters.

 With all the factors like being economical, contributing no pollution, easy and comfortable ride, and also providing an earning potential, the present of e-rickshaws looks rather secure.

 With present looking secure, let’s find out something about the future of these modes of communication in India.

Though, with the expansion of battery swapping networks, it is becoming more and more possible for e-rickshaw drivers to drive to the nearest swapping station, get the exhausted battery replaced with a charged one, and get back on track without wasting too much time, and losing the opportunities to earn. 

The Union government is soon going to announce a National Battery Swapping Policy, giving more and more weightage to the adoption of not only these battery- driven rickshaws but the entire fleet of electric vehicles across the nation. 

Taking all these factors into consideration, and the increasing concerns raised by environmental organizations around the world regarding the problem of emissions, and all the countries trying to mitigate it at their level, it is only fair to say that the future of e-rickshaws in India looks a promising prospect to say the least.

We are not saying this vaguely or without any base, as per the current market scenario and dynamics, with a growth rate of 6.6%, the total demand for e-rickshaws in India will reach a value of USD 456.2 million by the end of this decade. 

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Buying a Used Car can be a Good Deal

Buying a car always makes sense, but it is not always a brand-new car, that makes sense. This statement might spring a surprise to many, but it is a fact that a used car comes with its own perks. This blog will focus on some of the pekes, offered by used cars.

Come, let us have a look at them

Save Money Along with Upgrading your Car

If you want to upgrade to a luxury car, and your budget is stopping you from going forward, then you can give a nod to buying a used car. This way, you can buy a luxury car or any car of your choice, and that too at a considerably lower price than that of a brand-new car. So, it can be said that, by going for a used car, you can save money as well as upgrade your car and rule the roads.

 Indulge in Tension-Free Driving

If you are still a rookie on the driver’s seat or go on long trips often, then you may not be that inclined to try your hands at a new car. It is very obvious to be doubtful about taking it out on the roads tension free. But, with a used car, there is no such tension. You can go driving through uneven and rough terrains without the tension of getting dents and scratches on the car.

 Get Used Cars with Warranty

The market of used car s is growing all around the globe, and the total demand will reach USD 2,980.2 billion by the end of this decade. With so much inclination toward buying used cars, most of the dealers have entered the segment of used cars. 

If you are in any sort of a doubt that, whether you will get a genuine and certified used car or not, don’t bear any sort of doubt. There are authorized car dealers, who will ensure that you get the best car and that too with a warranty.

 Less Depreciation More Saving

Every car goes through depreciation from the day, it is bought. A new car loses most of the value in the initial 3-4 years It might surprise you that a used car undergoes less depreciation than a brand-new car. This is because, it is bought, when most of the depreciation is already happened. It has a direct implication that, with less depreciation, your will be able to save more with a used car.

Pay Less Insurance Premium

Insurance is to be done at the time of purchasing a car. It is a no-brainer that the insurance of a used car will cost you much lesser than a brand-new car. It will be because the insurance amount is calculated according to the value of the car. And, since the car is new, and no depreciation has happened yet, the insurance premium will be high.

It is because of the increasing prices of new cars, that the demand for used cars is rising considerably all over the world.

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