Vivitron Energy drives electric vehicles with advanced feature batteries

Vivitron is a complete battery solution company where it provide batteries for two, three wheelers and also for drones and solar.

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Ganesh Hegde, Director of Sales - Vivitron Energy
Ganesh Hegde, Director of Sales – Vivitron Energy

Bangalore-based electric vehicle battery solution provider Vivitron Energy is specializing in pioneering engineering solutions and the production of lithium-ion batteries tailored to meet your energy demands. Mr Ganesh Hegde, Director of Sales – Vivitron Energy discusses with Mr Jaishankar Jayaramiah, Editor, Automotive Lead about the company’s advanced solution and vision at their stall in Auto EV Bharat Expo 2025 trade fair.

Can you please brief about your offerings?

Vivitron is a complete battery solution company where we provide batteries for two, three wheelers and also for drones and solar. We are also providing our solutions in many other areas wherever battery support is needed. More than a battery company we can say ourself as tech driven solution providers.Vivitron Energy

Which are your major markets?

Right now although our major market is South India, we are catering to more than 40 OEMs across India.

When you have launched your company and where are you now?

We launched our company in 2019, starting with a clear vision to bring safer, high-quality, and technologically advanced lithium battery solutions to the Indian market. What began as a small, focused operation has quickly grown into a brand recognized for reliability and innovation. From a startup to a fast-growing energy solutions company, our journey reflects our commitment to quality, safety, and continuous innovation.

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Vivitron Energy stall at Auto EV Bharat 2025 trade fair in Bangalore

What is your revenue pattern and can you please explain about your automotive share?

Our 80% of the business comes from the automotive industry and 10% from defense while the remaining 10% accounts for other sectors including drones and other markets.

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Can you please segmentize your 80% share in the auto sector?

Majorly we are present in two and three-wheeler sectors. In two wheeler segment, lot we are catering to fleet companies and for the vehicles that can easily swapped. As far as OEMs, they have their own designs. As per their design we customize and manufacture the products. Around 40% of our business comes from Tamil Nadu followed by 30% in Karnataka and the rest from across the country.Vivitron Energy

How big is your company and about your product strength?

Right now we have more than 100 employees involved in various activities including production and marketing. With advanced equipment and commitment to safety, we ensure the meticulous crafting of each battery with precision and care. We proudly say that our batteries are among the safest in India. Every product is engineered with a strong focus on safety, ensuring that all critical quality and protection standards are thoroughly met.

We use only high-quality materials in every battery we manufacture, and we never compromise when it comes to quality.

Additionally, all our batteries come with an IP67 rating, providing superior protection against dust and water ingress—making them highly reliable even in demanding environments.Vivitron Energy

What is your business pattern and how you are taking forward?

Out of 80% of our overall business in automotive industry, around 50% comes from the two-wheeler segment and 30% accounts for major OEMs in three-wheeler sector. In two-wheeler market, along with catering to OEMs we are mainly doing business with dealers. We have around 400 models or variants in battery solutions for the two-wheeler industry.

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What are your future plans in the pipeline?

Looking ahead, our roadmap is strongly focused on two major segments: Energy Storage Systems (ESS) and Lithium-based UPS solutions.

We see a tremendous rise in demand for reliable backup and clean energy technologies, and our goal is to position ourselves as a leading player in both these areas. Our upcoming product line will feature smarter, safer, and more efficient storage and UPS systems designed for homes, businesses, and industrial applications.

Are you exporting your products?

Yes, we have exported our products to several Gulf and African nations, and the response has been extremely encouraging. These markets have shown strong demand for high-quality, reliable lithium battery solutions.

However, our primary focus at this stage is to build a strong domestic foundation. We want to ensure robust service support, consistent product performance, and long-term customer trust across India before scaling aggressively in the international arena.

At the same time, we are expanding our manufacturing capacity and enhancing our product portfolio. Exporting to global markets—especially regions with rising demand for EV and energy storage solutions—remains an important part of our future growth roadmap.

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About your production capacity?

Currently our manufacturing facility is Pennya industrial estate in Bangalore and already we are exceeding our production capacity due to overwhelming orders from the market. We are looking to expand our production facilities. Plans are there to put up an unit in Maharashtra and another facility outside Bangalore.Vivitron Energy

Can you elaborate on servicing part?

At present, we have fully equipped service stations in all the capital cities of the South Indian states, as well as in Pune. To meet the rapidly growing demand, we are actively expanding our service network across South India to ensure faster, more accessible support for our customers. As part of our commitment to promoting electric vehicles, we are also focusing on strengthening the ecosystem around EV batteries. We are working closely with the governments of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to educate users about basic battery care and safe handling practices.

With conventional IC-engine vehicles, customers are used to visit any garage for service. However, EVs are fundamentally different—the battery is the heart of the vehicle and requires proper knowledge and handling. Our goal is to empower EV users with the right awareness so they can take better care of their batteries, enhance safety, and improve battery life. By building a strong service infrastructure and driving education initiatives, we aim to make EV adoption smoother, safer, and more reliable for everyone.Vivitron Energy

Please throw some light on your experience so far in battery business

I originally come from a software engineering background, and later I went on to launch and successfully run my own marketing company in Pune. Working closely with different industries gave me a broad perspective on emerging technologies and market needs.

Over the years, I began to notice the massive potential and rapid growth happening in India’s battery and energy sector—especially with the rise of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the increasing demand for reliable backup power solutions.

My journey so far has been both challenging and rewarding. Building a brand in a highly technical industry required a deep understanding of battery chemistry, safety standards, supply chains, and customer expectations. But this learning curve is exactly what pushed us to innovate. Today, we are proud to develop products that focus on safety, quality, and long-term performance, with IP67-rated batteries and strict quality controls.

What motivates me most is the impact we can create—helping accelerate EV adoption, supporting clean energy solutions, and building safer, smarter battery systems for India’s future. This industry is evolving fast, and being part of this transition has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my career.

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