See how Amara Raja & Piaggio will empower the EV Cell Edge
Amara Raja is partnering with Piaggio India to power the electric vehicle revolution in India. Moreover, these two industry leaders have agreed to a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for developing and supplying advanced LFP Lithium-Ion Li-ion cells and chargers. This partnership will be a major step toward building India’s electric mobility system and rapidly accelerating the adoption of green transportation solutions.
Amara Raja Deepens EV Partnership with Piaggio India
Amara Raja is now enhancing its association with Piaggio India, a subsidiary of the Italian vehicle manufacturer Piaggio. To accelerate the penetration of electric vehicles across the country. Furthermore, Both companies will jointly develop and manufacture LFP lithium-ion cells and chargers custom-designed for Piaggio’s electric three-wheelers. Additionally, He will also produce cells and battery packs for Piaggio’s electric two-wheelers in the pipeline. This strategic association underlines the commitment of both companies toward driving an electric mobility transition in India.
Amara Raja Breaks Ground on Cutting-Edge Battery Plant
Amara Raja broke ground for a good customer qualification plant in Divitipally, Telangana. The facility shall form an integral part of the development and testing of state-of-the-art battery technologies. It gets illustrated that in its investment in local manufacturing capabilities, this firm sees leading stature within the EV market in India.
“We anticipate this initiative will play a crucial role in advancing India’s energy transition. Having always been pioneers in adopting new technologies, we take great pride in establishing world-class manufacturing units. The CQP is the first of its kind in India and will help us develop the perfect cell chemistry for each customer’s requirements,” said Vikramadithya Gourineni, Executive Director, ARE&M.
Amara Raja Accelerates EV Push
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Amara Raja is fast expanding its presence in the EV sector. It recently signed an MoU with Ather Energy to jointly work on advanced battery technologies for India’s growing electric vehicle market. Moreover, The collaboration is expected to aid the government’s objective of indigenizing EV technologies.
He is also building its global presence. In January, the firm picked up a significant stake in Norwegian battery manufacturer InoBat AS, strengthening both its technology portfolio and market reach. More importantly, the strategic investment would underline its aspiration to become a global leader in the battery storage solutions business, especially for the EV industry.
These strategic moves make Amara Raja quite critical in India’s transition to electric mobility and beyond.
