Scaling Up Battery Portfolio
Auto Components India|December 2023
In an Upfront Interaction, Vikas Aggarwal, Founder and MD, iPower Batteries Pvt. Ltd. speaks to Deepti Thore about scaling up to offer more reliable and safer batteries.
Deepti Thore
Scaling Up Battery Portfolio

"Our focus on safety and product quality is unwavering, ensuring meticulous attention to detail throughout the entire manufacturing process."

Q. Tell us about your journey since 2019. Starting as a young startup, what milestones have you attained up until now? A. We are a dynamic and ambitious startup with a wealth of experience spanning three decades in the battery industry. Our journey is marked by consistent growth and customer satisfaction, which led us to relocate our factory premises twice since 2019. These relocations were driven by the overwhelmingly positive response received from our customers and the expansion of our markets.

Our battery offerings are not only fully compliant and certified for electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers but also holds the prestigious TSEC certification for telecom applications. Over the past four years, we have successfully delivered approximately one lakh batteries annually. This success is further underlined by the establishment of more than 50 sales and service centres across India.

"With inherent stability and innovation, we redefine energy storage by prioritising safety and smart functionality."

Fuelling our success is an enthusiastic team of 250 individuals who continuously raise the bar year after year, consistently achieving higher goals. Our state-of-the-art facility boasts a daily production capacity of 400 batteries per day per shift, averaging 24Wh. These batteries are not only world-class but also stand out for their safety and reliability.

Apart from production and financial growth we have worked equally on R&D to bring in new technology and innovate solutions specifically for the Indian market. Our products like RugPro and Telecom batteries have received huge success in the market, making us eager to achieve more milestones.

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