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Atul Greentech: Jio’s Advanced IoT Technology

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Last updated: 15 October 2024
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Atul Greentech: Jio's Advanced IoT Technology

Atul Greentech: Jio’s Advanced IoT Technology

Atul Auto’s subsidiary, Atul Greentech, has announced a strategic partnership with Jio Platforms Ltd (Jio) to offer innovative electric vehicle (EV) solutions to customers in both domestic and international markets. The collaboration will encompass Atul Greentech’s entire range of three-wheeler platforms, including MOBILI for passenger vehicles and ENERGIE for cargo vehicles.

Jio’s Advanced IoT Technology to Enhance EV Experience

Central to the partnership is the integration of Jio’s advanced IoT mobility technology. This technology combines hardware, software, and connectivity to deliver real-time telematics data and ensure high reliability for EV users. By incorporating Jio Telematics plus Network Connectivity into their solutions, Atul Greentech aims to provide a comprehensive suite of features for EV owners. These features include tracking, vehicle health monitoring, safety and security measures, and navigation and routing capabilities, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable driving experience.

Vijay Kedia Highlights Strategic Importance of Partnership

“Atul Greentech is committed to partnering with responsible companies to accelerate the production of electric vehicles, … This strategic tie-up with Jio will strengthen our environmental and electrification technologies, leveraging Jio’s robust digital ecosystem.”

Vijay Kedia, Director of Atul Auto

Under the terms of the partnership, Atul Greentech will incorporate Jio’s charging solutions, automotive clusters, telematics hardware and platform, and international M2M connectivity solutions into its offerings. This comprehensive approach will enable Atul Greentech to cater to the diverse needs of customers across both B2B and B2C sectors worldwide.

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