Clean Electric, a Pune-based developer of lithium-ion batteries, has introduced what it describes as “revolutionary, rapid recharging battery technology.” This new technology can fully charge electric twoand three-wheelers in approximately 12 minutes, a significant improvement over the current 60-120-minute range. The company’s proprietary battery technology utilises universal CCS 2 DC charging standards, ensuring compatibility with all EV models. This innovation is seen as a potential game-changer for the industry, according to a company statement. The batteries have undergone testing for 3,700 rapid charge cycles, demonstrating only an 11 per cent degradation in the overall range. “This is a revolutionary moment for all of us at Clean Electric. Our proprietary 12- minute charging technology sets a new global standard that will drive the EV industry forward. Committed to sustainability, we strive to democratise rapid charging for EVs while ensuring long battery life and reducing environmental impact,” said Ankit Joshi, Chief Product Ocer at Clean Electric. The company plans to launch its Gen 3 batteries in the next fiscal year, aiming to provide aordable, high-energy- density batteries to make rapid charging accessible to the masses. The four-year-old start-up has been developing this battery technology for the past four years and has secured four patents in India and the US. ‘STRONG CATALYST’ “I firmly believe Clean Electric will be a strong catalyst in the EV ecosystem, enabling a shift to renewable energypowered electric vehicles. We also need to emphasize ‘Design in India’ alongside ‘Make in India’ to position India as a global technology powerhouse,” said Akash Gupta, Co-Founder of Clean Electric. The company is currently collaborating with several electric vehicle OEMs across various segments, including passenger vehicles, twowheelers, three-wheelers, and light commercial vehicles, to address key battery-related issues that hinder the mass adoption of EVs. Founded by Akash Gupta, Abhinav Roy, and Ankit Joshi, Clean Electric develops, manufactures and supplies battery storage solutions for EVs and grid applications. They have created advanced liquidcooled battery solutions for two-wheelers, three-wheelers, electric cars, and grid storage.
Clean Electric, a Pune-based developer of lithium-ion batteries, has introduced what it describes as “revolutionary, rapid recharging battery technology.” This new technology can fully charge electric twoand three-wheelers in approximately 12 minutes, a significant improvement over the current 60-120-minute range. The company’s proprietary battery technology utilises universal CCS 2 DC charging standards, ensuring compatibility with all EV models. This innovation is seen as a potential game-changer for the industry, according to a company statement. The batteries have undergone testing for 3,700 rapid charge cycles, demonstrating only an 11 per cent degradation in the overall range. “This is a revolutionary moment for all of us at Clean Electric. Our proprietary 12- minute charging technology sets a new global standard that will drive the EV industry forward. Committed to sustainability, we strive to democratise rapid charging for EVs while ensuring long battery life and reducing environmental impact,” said Ankit Joshi, Chief Product Ocer at Clean Electric. The company plans to launch its Gen 3 batteries in the next fiscal year, aiming to provide aordable, high-energy- density batteries to make rapid charging accessible to the masses. The four-year-old start-up has been developing this battery technology for the past four years and has secured four patents in India and the US. ‘STRONG CATALYST’ “I firmly believe Clean Electric will be a strong catalyst in the EV ecosystem, enabling a shift to renewable energypowered electric vehicles. We also need to emphasize ‘Design in India’ alongside ‘Make in India’ to position India as a global technology powerhouse,” said Akash Gupta, Co-Founder of Clean Electric. The company is currently collaborating with several electric vehicle OEMs across various segments, including passenger vehicles, twowheelers, three-wheelers, and light commercial vehicles, to address key battery-related issues that hinder the mass adoption of EVs. Founded by Akash Gupta, Abhinav Roy, and Ankit Joshi, Clean Electric develops, manufactures and supplies battery storage solutions for EVs and grid applications. They have created advanced liquidcooled battery solutions for two-wheelers, three-wheelers, electric cars, and grid storage.
Clean Electric, a Pune-based developer of lithium-ion batteries, has introduced what it describes as “revolutionary, rapid recharging battery technology.” This new technology can fully charge electric twoand three-wheelers in approximately 12 minutes, a significant improvement over the current 60-120-minute range. The company’s proprietary battery technology utilises universal CCS 2 DC charging standards, ensuring compatibility with all EV models. This innovation is seen as a potential game-changer for the industry, according to a company statement. The batteries have undergone testing for 3,700 rapid charge cycles, demonstrating only an 11 per cent degradation in the overall range. “This is a revolutionary moment for all of us at Clean Electric. Our proprietary 12- minute charging technology sets a new global standard that will drive the EV industry forward. Committed to sustainability, we strive to democratise rapid charging for EVs while ensuring long battery life and reducing environmental impact,” said Ankit Joshi, Chief Product Ocer at Clean Electric. The company plans to launch its Gen 3 batteries in the next fiscal year, aiming to provide aordable, high-energy- density batteries to make rapid charging accessible to the masses. The four-year-old start-up has been developing this battery technology for the past four years and has secured four patents in India and the US. ‘STRONG CATALYST’ “I firmly believe Clean Electric will be a strong catalyst in the EV ecosystem, enabling a shift to renewable energypowered electric vehicles. We also need to emphasize ‘Design in India’ alongside ‘Make in India’ to position India as a global technology powerhouse,” said Akash Gupta, Co-Founder of Clean Electric. The company is currently collaborating with several electric vehicle OEMs across various segments, including passenger vehicles, twowheelers, three-wheelers, and light commercial vehicles, to address key battery-related issues that hinder the mass adoption of EVs. Founded by Akash Gupta, Abhinav Roy, and Ankit Joshi, Clean Electric develops, manufactures and supplies battery storage solutions for EVs and grid applications. They have created advanced liquidcooled battery solutions for two-wheelers, three-wheelers, electric cars, and grid storage.
