e-Rise EV collaborates with Ipower Batteries to install first of its kind battery service centre
PTI, Jan 17, 2023, 5:39 PM IST
New Delhi: e-Rise EV, a Rohtak-based electric two-wheeler OEM has tied up with Ipower Batteries Pvt Ltd, pioneer in EV battery manufacturing, to install the first of its kind EV battery service centre in their physical stores. This association is aimed at nipping in the bud the issues arising with Lithium-Ion batteries used by various EV OEMs.
Under the arrangement, Ipower will train the service staff of e-Rise EV to equip them with technical knowledge of handling Li-Ion batteries and other related issues pertaining to batteries the customer faces from time to time. Both e-Rise EV and Ipower are committed to making EV ecosystem safe.
Ipower has agreed to train the staff of e-Rise EV in handling EV battery-related issues pertaining to the OEM as both companies are committed towards creating safe and hassle-free transition towards EV for all and instilling confidence within the customer as well. This is also going to take into account the battery supply chain management issue, battery swapping, battery charging, and basic battery maintenance-related issues. Soon the model will be replicated across all stores of e-Rise EV and its network.
“E-Rise EV and Ipower Battery are committed towards ensuring safe EV ecosystem for the customers and other stakeholders in order to instill their confidence into EV. This is crucial and much needed step as knowledge sharing is the key towards innovation and growth within the EV segment.
The idea is to reduce the time spent in replacing crucial parts and at the same time help the customer understand how to ensure better battery maintenance and battery repair in the long run. We want to nip in the bud the situation of EV accidents as we feel with better infrastructure pertaining to EV battery it can be contained and at the same time assure the customer of the vehicle’s safety”, said Mr. Vikas Aggarwal, Founder & MD- Ipower Batteries Pvt Ltd.
Ipower is also on the lookout for more such associations with different OEMs as their aim is to build a comprehensive network of like-minded EV companies who are dedicated to making EV ecosystem safe for all to adopt.
e-Rise EV started operations in 2021 and have their own state-of-the-art EV manufacturing unit in Rohtak, Haryana.
The company currently boasts of a capacity to produce 10,000 EV two-wheelers per month. The company has Govt of India i.e ICAT approved 4 low-speed vehicle models. The company so far has sold more than 1000 vehicles. The company has plans to launch more high-speed scooter variants and more products in the coming future.
About Ipower Batteries Pvt Ltd
Incorporated in December 2019, with a full-fledged state-of-the-art manufacturing unit in Kundli (Haryana) which has a large capacity energy storage per month, Ipower batteries is aimed at fulfilling the need for such solutions.
The company has a strong backing in R&D and experience for over three decades from its parent company which allows them to work on innovative product line for the market. The company’s manufacturing has IMS certified (ISO 9001-2015,14001:2015,45001:2018) for producing high-quality Lithium-Ion batteries. With this they are ready to become the largest Clean Energy Storage Provider in India.
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