Battery packs built for e-rickshaw duty cycles — the kind that run all day, charge overnight and do it again. The range covers both 48V and 60V systems, with nominal packs at 51.2V, 61V and 64V and capacities from 105AH up to 220AH, so the pack can be matched to the kilometres your driver actually covers.

What this range covers

• 48V systems — 51.2V packs at 140AH and 220AH, plus a 48V lithium-ion option.
• 60V systems — 61V and 64V packs at 140AH and 220AH, plus 105AH lithium-ion packs.

Choosing a capacity

Higher amp-hours mean more kilometres between charges and fewer deep cycles over the life of the pack. Vehicles on the road most of the day usually take the 220AH packs; 105AH and 140AH suit shorter, fixed routes and lighter loads.

Before you order

The pack has to match your controller and charger. If you are replacing an existing battery, send us the vehicle model and controller details on WhatsApp and we will confirm the right fit — and pair it with the correct charger from our range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Which pack fits my e-rickshaw?

It has to match the system voltage your controller and charger are built for — 48V or 60V. Send us the vehicle model on WhatsApp and we will confirm the right pack before you order.

Q2. What is the difference between 140AH and 220AH?

Amp-hours decide how far the vehicle goes between charges. A 220AH pack suits all-day running; 140AH and 105AH suit shorter, fixed routes and lighter loads.

Q3. Why do the packs say 51.2V, 61V or 64V?

That is the nominal voltage of the pack inside a 48V or 60V system. The charger output has to match it, which is why we pair every pack with the correct charger from our range.

Q4. Do you supply outside Jaipur?

Yes. We supply across Rajasthan and to other states in India.