Musashi Seimitsu Industry andLog9 Materials have announced a strategic partnership.- The two companies will produce powertrain technology and battery solutions for EVs.
- The companies will offer these solutions in India and global markets.
The partnership aims at combining Musashi's
“This partnership marks a significant milestone in our vision to reshape the electric mobility landscape. By joining forces with Log9, we are committed to delivering a comprehensive, high-performance solution tailored for
In June, Musashi Seimitsu’s subsidiary Musashi Auto Parts India announced that it is starting mass production of e-Axles for electric two-wheelers in the domestic market.
The company said by seamlessly integrating battery packs with e-Axles, the partnership aims to reduce energy losses common in conventional powertrains, extending vehicle range and improving performance across diverse driving conditions, especially in densely populated urban areas.
"By combining Musahi's expertise in manufacturing and energy-efficient motion conversion with Log9's battery technology, we aim to bring the most efficient powertrain solutions to the market. Both companies are committed to the common goal of decarbonizing the world through innovative technology, and this collaboration strengthens our aligned business ethos and future objectives," said Pankaj Sharma, Co-founder of Log9 Materials.
A key aspect of this partnership is the centralized service model for the integrated battery and e-Axle systems, which will reduce repair downtime and improve customer satisfaction through quicker service turnaround, it said.
Beyond India, the partnership aims to expand into global markets, including Southeast Asia and Africa, supported by a robust after-sales service network in major Indian cities.
As per the company, Musashi's entry into the EV sector aligns with its strategic goals of fostering innovation and contributing to global carbon emission reduction efforts.
With inputs from PTI.
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