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Amazon Plans To Deploy 100,000 Electric Delivery Vans Worldwide By 2030. The Bigger Story Is The Electrification Of Global Commerce.
ImpactJun 7, 2026

Amazon Plans To Deploy 100,000 Electric Delivery Vans Worldwide By 2030. The Bigger Story Is The Electrification Of Global Commerce.

Amazon's latest electric mobility push is far bigger than a sustainability announcement. With plans to deploy 100,000 electric delivery vans worldwide and over 1,000 electric trucks in India by 2030, the company is betting that the future of commerce will be delivered by clean transportation. The move could reshape logistics, accelerate EV adoption, and influence how businesses think about supply chains in the years ahead.

Why Green SM Limo's India Launch Could Change The Future Of Ride-Hailing
ImpactJun 7, 2026

Why Green SM Limo's India Launch Could Change The Future Of Ride-Hailing

India's ride-hailing industry has a powerful new challenger. Vietnam's Green SM Limo, backed by Vingroup, has launched operations in Delhi-NCR with plans to deploy 10,000 electric vehicles. The move is bigger than a cab-service launch—it reflects how the future of urban transportation is rapidly becoming electric.

The Bharat Borrowers: How 88% Credit Demand from Non‑Metros Is Reshaping India's Fintech Future
StartupsJun 6, 2026

The Bharat Borrowers: How 88% Credit Demand from Non‑Metros Is Reshaping India's Fintech Future

In a small town in Uttar Pradesh, a first‑time borrower gets a ₹12,500 loan approved in minutes — using only UPI transaction history as collateral. Across India, 88% of credit demand now comes from non‑metro regions, and 58% of digital loan users are first‑time borrowers. TIGI unpacks the Credit on UPI revolution and the fintech startups racing to serve Bharat's new credit economy.

The ₹20,000 Crore Carbon Capture: How India Is Building the World's Most Amorphous Climate Tech Market
StartupsJun 6, 2026

The ₹20,000 Crore Carbon Capture: How India Is Building the World's Most Amorphous Climate Tech Market

In the Union Budget 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman dropped a sleeper bomb: a ₹20,000 crore (∼$2.4 billion) incentive scheme for Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS). The move aligns with a net‑zero by 2070 target and a December 2025 R&D roadmap, but the sector remains nascent. Enter the startups — Varaha, Intrinsic Foundries and New Era Cleantech — who are betting that capturing carbon is not just good for the planet, but good business.

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