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Tata launched Green batteries for two-wheelers

May 20, 2015 by Ryan Lee Leave a Comment

TATA Green Batteries - Velocity Plus web

One of India’s leading auto component manufacturers – Tata AutoComp Systems, have collaborated with a Japanese firm – GS Yuasa International, in developing the Valve Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) range of batteries for two-wheelers.

The joint venture namely – Tata AyutoComp GY Batteries India, recently inaugurated the manufacturing facility for the VRLA range of batteries at the Ranjangaon manufacturing plant near Pune.

PIC 2 web

This new range of batteries have been christened as “Tata Green Batteries – Velocity Plus”. Made from premium raw materials and with precise engineering, the Velocity Plus batteries will be available in 3AH, 3.5AH and 5AH power trims, which is enough to power motorcycles and scooters. The company claims that these batteries are designed to give higher performance, longer durability, and higher ignition power in all weather conditions.

PIC 1 -L-R Mr. Toru Bomoto-san, Director of GS Yuasa at the inauguration of the manufacturing facility for VRLA batteries Ranjangaon near Pune web

Speaking on the occasion, Ajay Tandon, MD and CEO of Tata AutoComp says, “As the Indian automotive market is evolving, automotive manufacturers have to keep pace with consumer demands by upgrading their technology while matching global standards and local conditions. Tata AutoComp, along with its partners, has always tried to be at the forefront in offering cutting edge technologies to our esteemed customers.”

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