Curated reading on battery, charging, motor, software, and the people making electric mobility happen.
From DIYguru and ISIE to ARAI Academy and IIT Madras CBEEV — the ten most credible EV course providers in India ranked by depth, recognition and placement.
by Avinash Singh
Switzerland — ABB E-mobility (global charging-hardware leader), Helbling, Stadler EV trains. Find the best EV training in Switzerland with AICTE-approved global credentials. WhatsApp +91 99109 18719 or browse emobility.academy/search.
by Avinash Singh
Ranked Indian EV strategy + technology + policy consulting firms — McKinsey, BCG, Bain, KPMG, EY, Deloitte EV practices + boutique specialists. Where strategy careers in EV compound fastest.
by Avinash Singh
Vehicle UX, charging-app design, unit economics, EV-policy reasoning, OEM partnership management + 5 more — the 10 EV-PM skills with senior-band leverage.
by Avinash Singh
FAME-3 design is still being finalised but the broad strokes are clear. Here's how the next policy cycle will likely reshape EV-industry hiring across OEMs, charging operators + Tier-1 suppliers.
by Avinash Singh
Policy analysts at WRI, CEEW, TERI + the consulting + government EV practices command competitive bands. Here's the 2026 breakdown by employer type and progression ladder.
by Avinash Singh
EV-product-manager pay has caught up with consumer-internet bands across most levels. Here's the 2026 breakdown by experience, top employers and the cash + ESOP split.
by Avinash Singh
Policy researchers, think-tank analysts and government advisors shape India's EV-incentive design, charging standards and skilling strategy. Here's the career landscape and how to break in.
by Avinash Singh
Product management at Indian EV OEMs and charging operators is one of the fastest-rising career tracks — here's the role landscape, salary bands and the credible transition paths from IT / consumer-startup backgrounds.
by Avinash Singh
A side-by-side comparison of AICTE-approved EV training programs in India — by depth, duration, cost, placement and recognition.
by Avinash Singh