Hero launches e-bikes with lithium-ion battery, eyes biz from e-comm firms - li ion battery cell

Just signed an agreement with Noida.
Logistics-based players and heroes are working with other electronics
Business players like Amazon.
Hero Electric, China's largest electronics manufacturer
Bicycle, the latest company to ride on the e-commerce platform
A growing commercial carriage.
Sales of electricity two-
The country's wheel makers have been slow to move so far, and the company plans to change the situation by convincing logistics to provide commercial use of their new lithium to replace contaminated gasoline bikesion battery-
Power car.
Just signed an agreement with Noida.
Logistics-based players and heroes are working with other electronics
Business players like Amazon.
"We have started a conversation with Amazon and other e-commerce entities.
Business participants related to large logistics infrastructure.
We just sent 100 electric bikes to Noida.
The food distribution logistics company that replaced some gasoline bicycles.
This will be a test case for us, before the idea is adopted among other players in the industry, "said Sohinder Gill, CEO of Hero Electric Global.
This institutional support is expected to drive ecosystem adoption
Friendly bicycles, despite government subsidies, have so far been languishing in sales.
About 20,000 electricity two-
In the last fiscal year, the wheels were sold in India, 14,000 of which were made by heroes, Gill said.
The hero spent quite a bit of time developing lithium-
This is the first ion battery used in India on cars.
"While the battery is from Japan, the core of the battery management electronics or batteries has been developed by us," Gill said when launching a car in Kolkata . ". The lithium-ion battery-
Starting in Lucknow, Kolkata, electric vehicles are being launched nationwide.
After testing about 200.
We take them to Mumbai and Delhi and other cities now.
"In two months, we plan to go to the country," he said . ".
Electric vehicles are usually driven by lead-acid batteries, while lithium-
Ion usually powers mobile phones and laptops.
The cost of a convenient battery that does not require any maintenance is about Rs 10,000.
Although the lead battery of the NYX model of Hero Electric is priced at Rs 34,790, lithium-
The cost of the Ion variant is RS 45,790.