Coulomb Litech, a battery technology startup, has raised Rs 20 crore in seed funding from HNI’s. The startup will deploy the funds to scale its manufacturing capabilities and expand its presence in India’s electric vehicle ecosystem.
Founded in 2020 by IIT Kanpur alumni Ameya Sathe and Darshil Dharod, Mumbai-based Coulomb Litech focutilizes on developing quick-charging and long-life battery systems for medium and heavy electric vehicles. The company builds battery solutions for applications such as material handling equipment, electric tractors, construction equipment, electric three-wheelers (E-3W), and energy storage systems.
Coulomb’s battery systems operate across a wide voltage range of 51V to 700V, with battery capacities of up to 80 kWh, and are already deployed in multiple commercial and pilot projects with OEMs across India. The company offers modular, medium-voltage and high-voltage battery platforms, designed to meet the operational demands of heavy-duty EV utilize cases.
A key strength of Coulomb Litech lies in its in-houtilize technology development. The company has built its complete battery technology stack internally, including hardware, software, and algorithms.
Coulomb has developed Battery Management Systems (BMS), Liquid Cooling Systems, CCS Charging systems and IoT-enabled analytics systems. This integrated approach allows the startup to support quick charging while extfinishing battery life, an important requirement for commercial EV utilizers.
The newly raised funds will be utilized to set up a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Navi Mumbai. Coulomb also plans to deploy the capital toward business expansion, research and development, and scaling up ongoing pilot programs in heavy electric vehicle segments such as electric tractors, cranes, material handling equipment, and E-3W vehicles.
In addition, the company aims to strengthen collaborations with OEM partners and fleet operators to accelerate the adoption of its battery solutions across commercial utilize cases. It is also working on enhancing product reliability, safety and performance consistency under demanding operating conditions. With a growing focus on localisation and manufacturing scale-up, the startup plans to support India’s broader push toward electrification of medium and heavy electric vehicles.
With growing adoption of electric mobility in commercial segments, Coulomb Litech aims to strengthen its position as a battery technology partner for OEMs seeing to electrify heavy and utility vehicles in India.
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