Cell Propulsion

With EVs, connected car technology is an indispensable feature: Connected Mobility Summit

Nakul Kukar, Cell Propulsion, joins industry experts, commenting on the need for developing the best-connected data-driven technology for EV vehicles benefiting carmakers, OEM suppliers, dealers, and end customers.

Cell Propulsion: How three ex-ISRO engineers made electric LCVs with 250km range

This is a story of three Founders who were space scientists and a dream they shared and chased together to build eCVs in India, for India, and the world. In this article Nakul Kukar, one of the Founders and the CEO take us on the ride and talk about the vehicles - Oryx(an eLCV with a 1-ton payload) and Beluga (an eLCV with a 1-ton payload) that are already in use by B2B companies, Cell Propulsion's investment journey, their current operations, future plans and the future of EV adoption in India.

Electric mobility startup Cell Propulsion raises $2 million

In order to meet the growing demands of their solutions and expand operations, Cell Propulsion, Electric Mobility startup has raised a fresh round of $2 Mn from existing investors -&Endiya Partners, growX Ventures, Huddle Accelerator and Micelio.&Cell Prop has the unique distinction of being&one of the only startups in the country developing high power, high payload electric&CVs and associated solutions and Endiya has been a part of their fascinating journey right from the inception.

Endiya Partners-backed electric mobility firm Cell Propulsion raises pre-Series A funding

Bengaluru-based Cellprop Pvt. Ltd, which operates electric vehicle parts- and ecosystem-focussed Cell Propulsion, has raised pre-Series A funding from a clutch of investors, media reports said. The round was led by early-stage investor GrowX Ventures and clean mobility-focussed seed fund Micelio, digital publications YourStory and Inc42 reported. The company has also been part of the electric vehicle accelerator programme run by Huddle.

Why these ISRO engineers decided to start an EV startup

Bengaluru-based EV startup Cell Propulsion designs and develops electric powertrains and integrated electric mobility solutions for multiple modes of transportation.

Supritam Naskar, CTO of Cell Propulsion on How His Company Develops Electric Power Train for Buses and Other Heavy Vehicles

Electric mobility is the need of the hour and over the past few years, the interest level around Electric vehicles has increased tremendously. Batteries are an important part of electric vehicles and they cover about 40% of the total cost of manufacturing of the electric vehicles. Study shows that the Li-ion battery market in India will grow by about 132 GWh by 2030 growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 35.5% and Many automobile giants are diverting their focus on electric vehicle manufacturing.

Evolution of Different Lithium-Based EV Battery Chemistries

The battery technology for electric vehicles (EVs) has evolved substantially over the last two-three decades. The evolution of EV batteries over the years has been such that any battery chemistry would have some level of deficiency that incentivised the development and deployment of new battery chemistries in the market aimed at overcoming those deficiencies. Typically, the strength of such EV batteries lies in offering good energy density, faster charging, operating for large number of duty cycles as well as operating for a wider range of temperature.

growX Ventures Invests in Ex-ISRO Engineers' Startup Cell Propulsion as part of Huddle's EV Accelerator Program

growX ventures have invested in Cell Propulsion (CP), a forerunner in the deployment of Electric LCV & electric Bus solutions, as part of the EV Accelerator program being conducted by Gurgaon based, Huddle. Other investors that have invested in CP include Endiya Partners, Sangam Ventures, CIIE (IIM-A).

Huddle, growX Launch Accelerator for India’s Electric Vehicle Startups

Looking to boost the electric vehicle ecosystem in the county, incubator and accelerator Huddle and early-stage venture capital firm growX ventures have announced an acceleration programme for EV startups. RACEnergy and Cell Propulsion have been selected in the first batch of the programme.