Ergon Labs, involved in Motor Train Technologies of Light Electric Vehicles (EV), has been associated with Omega Seiki PVT. Ltd. (OSPL), a manufacturer or electric vehicles, to integrate the integrated technology of the Ergon Energy Converter (IPC) of Ergon (IPC) in the three electric vehicles of OSPL.
As part of the collaboration, OSPL has made an order of ₹ 50 million rupees so that the IPC units feed their next segment fleet L5.
The CPI combines an on -board charger and a motor controller in a compact unit, improving vehicle performance and reducing system costs by 30%. It also improves the reliability of the vehicle and the comfort of the load with characteristics such as a faster load of 50% and an extended maximum torque operation. Ergon has completed more than 50,000 km or rigorous road tests, with the complete certification expected the next next one, according to a statement.
The first commercial deployment of 2,000 units propelled by IPC will begin India Acrross in fiscal year 26, focusing on the rapid expansion L5 passenger segment. The association also includes the development of a high -performance L5 load vehicle designed for a 500 kg payload, directing markets such as Kerala and El Northest.
Ashwin Ramanujam, CEO of Ergon Labs, it was presented that the association marks a milestone in its mission of revolutionizing the EV light market with innovations in graduation, the reliability of the load and the general efficiency of the vehicle. Uuday Orange, founder and president of OSPL, said that his investment investment in Ergon reflects the commitment to innovation in their EV. From my first conversation with Ashwin to seeing its technology in action, it is clear that Ergon is providing innovative solutions to the EV market of India.
Posted on April 25, 2025