Erisha Agritech Private Ltd., a Rana Group Company, has agreed with The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), in the direction of the design and improvement of superior powertrain programs and parts for electrical autos, and hydrogen gas cells developed underneath Erisha Agritech Private Ltd. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was inked to this impact between the 2 corporations.
Founded in 2019, Erisha Agritech Private Ltd. is one in all India’s quickest rising agri-equipment and equipment corporations and has delivered to the market a variety of agricultural tractors, mix harvesters, implements and different tools and machines of the newest know-how and vitality effectivity.
According to Sudhir Rana, Director of Operations – Erisha Agritech Private Limited, “The MoU with The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) is a major step for us, as it would immensely benefit the design and development projects we undertake. The concept of design and the development of advanced powertrain systems and components for EVs, and also hydrogen fuel cells we would work on would actually be propelled to a whole new level with the agreement. Erisha Agritech is happy to have the support of ARAI in our upcoming endeavours.”
As a know-how firm, Erisha Agritech had made a mark on the Krishi Darshan Expo, organised in Hisar in March, this yr, by unveiling its absolutely indigenous electrical tractors, and agricultural drones. Besides, Erisha Agritech had additionally showcased the absolutely imported Belarus tractor, together with an indigenous 50 HP tractor and a choose vary of agricultural tools similar to Paddy Transplanters, Power Weeders, Rotavators, and Super Seeders.
Erisha Agritech has additionally lined up the launch of electrical L5 three-wheelers within the passenger, cargo and fruit car classes.
Erisha Agritech additionally has a collaboration with an Italian main electrical charger firm, which is able to switch know-how to Erisha Agritech to arrange the good charging stations underneath numerous capacities.
Source: www.financialexpress.com”