Nsure Energy has long been engaged in developing high-performance battery pack modules for electric 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler applications. Currently, this incorporates imported cells. Nsure Energy will migrate to using its own LFP-based cells, after securing approvals to upcoming AIS-156 (current AIS-048) standards, as per ARAI (Automotive Research Association of India) and all key OEMs. AIS-156 is India’s mandatory safety standard for traction battery packs used in L-category electric vehicles, including 2-wheelers, 3-wheelers and quadricycles.

AIS-156 covers:

• System-Level Testing
• Thermal Propagation & Runaway
• Water & Dust Ingress
• Electrical and Mechanical Safety
• Early Warnings

Nsure Energy already services a range of reputed OEMs and are working closely with EV OEMs to introduce products/designs for batteries into their upcoming models. This will enhance performance, substantially improve safety and reliability while providing an extended range of operation.