Bengaluru start-up offers a ‘ZEN’ solution to fire risks and low life of EV batteries
The HinduThe adoption of electric vehicles has been on the rise in India. “Initially we thought we would build a software system and take it to different original equipment manufacturers and battery companies who could use it to improve the life and safety of their batteries,” remembers Mr. Tyagi. “Customers face range anxiety, battery degradation and warranty issues due to lack of quality battery packs, and this becomes even worse in temperatures greater than 40 degrees Celsius,” he says. With its direct thermal management system and in-house battery management system coupled with artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities, Mr. Ali believes EMO Energy can not only offer customers the best product features at optimal prices but also help significantly reduce battery pack imports from China. “We think in terms of building a battery system, using our software to improve its health, maximise its usage in vehicles, at the end of it put it in secondary storage in home applications, maximise the use there, then recycle it, take the cell material, work with cell companies to put that in their cells, then put that back in the battery,” he explains.
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