Inverted Energy has inaugurated its Lithium Battery manufacturing plant in Okhla Industrial Area, Delhi. Currently, the plant has a production capacity of 100Mwh annually. This production capacity is expected to increase multiple folds in the coming months.
"Various states in India are coming up with new plans related to electric vehicles as per sources, Telangana launched its electric vehicle policy exempting road tax for first 2 lakh electric vehicles. This being said, we want to drive the change towards lithium-ion batteries which are more reliable, cost-effective, durable and Made-in-India", said Rahul Raj, Co-founder Inverted.
Today Inverted is a team of engineers, scientists and energy researchers dedicated to disrupting the energy storage sector. With this capacity addition, it has extended its journey towards Atma-Nirbhar-Bharat and to create a flexible, cost-effective and optimized market space aiming to reduce dependency on China.
“During the lockdown, we realized the drawback of depending on the foreign markets & have worked towards building capabilities, strengthening the team, and working harder resulting in this achievement”, said Rahul Raj. Inverted Energy was founded in the year 2017 by a group of IIT engineers with the ambition of making India-energy sector self-reliant. In just three years this ambition shaped Inverted to become India’s second-largest Lithium battery company. With this manufacturing plant, it has incorporated in its resources state of the art machines for high precision welding, Machines for Superior grading & Sorting Testing infrastructure. This will facilitate their objective of delivering quality products in the existing market space after proper testing and satisfying safety standards.
Focused on Electric vehicles (2 Wheeler & 3 Wheeler), Home storage & Solar batteries used for commercial, industrial & utility services, this plant will make Inverted outstand itself by achieving the required deliverables in terms of quantity and product quality satisfying increased market demand. In the next phase, they are also planning for backward integration of their batteries and develop customised In-house BMS.
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