For Exponent Energy, a Bengaluru-based technology startup, water is the differentiating factor for its core pitch of an industry-leading 0-100% battery charge in 15 minutes, for all types of EVs, as it claims. The tech startup bets on the patented feature to help democratise EVs, with a not-so-democratic approach for technology. It aims to scale up business focused only on commercial vehicles in the mid-term.
The company showcased its proprietary energy stack, comprising the e^pack (battery pack), e^pump (charging station), and e^plug (charging connector), which together enable a 15-minute rapid charge and extend battery life (with a 3000 cycle life warranty, three times the industry standard) using regular LFP cells for the first time.
The testing reports 13% battery degradation even after 3,000 cycles of 15-minute rapid charging of Exponent's proprietary battery pack - the e^pack. This works for the challenge associated with battery health degradation and rapid charging, the company said.
The Alt Mobility platform offers full-stack integrated fleet lifecycle management including leasing, insurance, service management to maximise fleet uptime and lower operating costs to provide the lowest total cost of ownership for fleet partners.
With this partnership, Fyn plans to roll out these EVs to be cross-utilized, making the overall cost of operations for businesses much more affordable and opening up new opportunities within the industry.
This partnership will allow Flyn to reduce the overall cost of operations and make EVs more affordable for businesses.
neEV Tez, claimed to be the fastest charging electric vehicle, charges from 0% to 100% in 15 minutes at Exponent’s e^pump charging network.
With the turn of a new year, the automotive industry is also set to move to the next level of technological advancements. Along with vehicle OEMs, and Tier-1s, start-ups are gearing up to redefine the technology landscape in 2023. New energy storage technologies, reduced EV charging time, Machine Learning advanced System on a Chip, are just some of the ways start-ups want to offer more value to the consumer. A lot coming from start-ups, but will they be technology gamechangers in the automotive or mobility space in 2023? How is a large organisation like Maruti Suzuki tapping the start-up ecosystem for mutual gains, and even training itself to have the strengths of a start-up? Find answers to the above, and also learn about the upcoming technology trends in the automotive industry, in this exclusive and informative new year edition of ETAuto Technology Talks featuring Dr. Tapan Sahoo, ED – Engineering, Maruti Suzuki, Harald Kroeger, President – Automotive Business, SiMa, and former Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Bosch executive, Ravindra Kharul, President – NPD, Exponent Energy, and Pankaj Sharma, Co-founder and Director, Log9 Materials.
With the turn of a new year, the automotive industry is also set to move to the next level of technological advancements. Along with vehicle OEMs, and Tier-1s, start-ups are gearing up to redefine the technology landscape in 2023. New energy storage technologies, reduced EV charging time, Machine Learning advanced System on a Chip, are just some of the ways start-ups want to offer more value to the consumer. A lot coming from start-ups, but will they be technology gamechangers in the automotive or mobility space in 2023? How is a large organisation like Maruti Suzuki tapping the start-up ecosystem for mutual gains, and even training itself to have the strengths of a start-up? Find answers to the above, and also learn about the upcoming technology trends in the automotive industry, in this exclusive and informative new year edition of ETAuto Technology Talks featuring Dr. Tapan Sahoo, ED – Engineering, Maruti Suzuki, Harald Kroeger, President – Automotive Business, SiMa, and former Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Bosch executive, Ravindra Kharul, President – NPD, Exponent Energy, and Pankaj Sharma, Co-founder and Director, Log9 Materials.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways recently amended the AIS156 norms, a stringent testing and certification standard, to ensure better safety following a spate of fire-related incidents involving EVs in summer.
Exponent’s charging station, the e^pump can fully charge any EV that has its e^pack (battery pack), in 15 minutes. With Park+, 1000 such zones will be set up in parking lots, making it convenient for users to charge their Exponent-enabled EVs.
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