China-based CETL (Contemporary Electric Technology Company Limited), an EV powertrain company, that's spun-off the world's largest EV battery manufacturer CATL, announced a multi-year partnership with Indian start-up Tsuyo to jointly develop high-end efficient EV motors and controllers for the Indian market ranging from 10 kW to 600 kW. The JV will spawn EV products that are specially developed for tough Indian terrain and weather conditions and create an edge over the currently available solutions which are directly applied without localisation to suit the conditions in India.
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Vijay Kumar, Co-Founder, Tsuyo said, “This partnership with the global leader CETL will ensure that we are able to bring powertrains that are best suited for the Indian market. Localization is important in EV for long term success for all OEMs and Tsuyo is best positioned to do that for EV in India.”
Ding Lin, Regional Director, Automotive Motor Division, CETL said, “This is in line with our vision to expand globally and enter into the growing Indian market. By leveraging TSUYO's local expertise, founders' deep credentials in the automotive market, we plan to co-create powertrain solutions designed specifically for India.”
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Tsuyo is an India-based start-up with expertise in developing powertrain products for electric vehicles like autos, rickshaws, carts, loaders, and two-wheeler applications as well. Customers of Tsuyo include Okaya, Goenka Electric, Dili Auto, MT Auto, Oben EV, MAHLE, Jaidka Power, Zen Mobility, and Baxy Group. The company has seen a significant uptick in demand in the last couple of years and is focused on scaling up its manufacturing and product development capacity. The company has its manufacturing unit located in Greater Noida with a second plant coming in Southern India later this year.
