Dailymirror.news,Hyderabad, 28th January 2025: PURE EV, one of India’s leading electric two-wheeler manufacturers, has entered into a strategic partnership with BE Energy, a renowned climate tech company based in France.

This marks the first-ever collaboration of its kind in India, focused on introducing advanced Li-Ion battery reconditioning technology to enhance the sustainability of electric mobility in the country.

As part of this groundbreaking alliance, BE Energy will bring its world-class battery reconditioning technology to India, working in conjunction with PURE EV’s patented BatricsFaradayTM technology.

This partnership aims to position both companies as pioneers in the Li-Ion battery reconditioning field in India, setting the stage for a new era in EV battery life extension.

The collaboration is expected to deliver long-term cost savings for electric vehicle (EV) owners. By reducing the need for new batteries through reconditioning, the partnership will lower overall expenses for consumers.

This move is also poised to boost confidence in the life cycle of EV batteries among commercial banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), thereby accelerating India’s shift towards cleaner and more sustainable transportation.

Dr. Nishanth Dongari, Founder and MD of PURE EV, stated, “This partnership with BE Energy aligns perfectly with PURE EV’s vision of creating durable and cost-effective electric vehicles.

By bringing cutting-edge battery reconditioning technology to India, we aim to enhance resale value confidence among stakeholders, including financial institutions and end users. We’re excited to contribute to the growth of the EV two-wheeler and energy storage systems (ESS) markets in India.”

Bertrand Coste, Founder and Global President of BE Energy, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, saying, “We’re thrilled to join hands with PURE EV and introduce our state-of-the-art battery reconditioning technology to India.

This partnership underscores our commitment to promoting sustainability in the EV sector, reducing carbon footprints by extending the life of end-of-life and defective batteries.”

Both companies share a strong focus on sustainability and innovation. This partnership also supports India’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, emphasizing the country’s growing self-reliance in green technologies. The first reconditioning facility will be commissioned in FY26 at Karmanghat IDA, Hyderabad, Telangana.