PURE EV, one of India’s leading two-wheeler manufacturers, has signed an MOU with Jio Things Limited, a subsidiary of Jio Platforms Limited, to integrate smart digital clusters and telematics into its electric vehicles. This partnership aims to redefine user experience by leveraging advanced IoT solutions, seamless connectivity, and holistic digital integration.
PURE EV will explore JioThings smart digital clusters, which include end-to-end IoT solutions, into its E2Ws to enhance their functionality and interactivity. The incorporation of telematics enabled by 4G connectivity will allow customers to monitor vehicle performance in real time and gain useful insights for more efficient operations.
The JioThings 4G Smart Digital Cluster uses AvniOS, based on Android Open Source Project (AOSP). It offers real-time data analytics, two-wheeler interface customisation, and full HD+ touchscreen display compatibility. This revolutionary digital cluster allows OEMs to speed up the integration of IoT solutions into their products.
Another solution integrated is the Jio Automotive App Suite (JAAS). This offers a range of products and solutions designed specifically for two-wheeler users, including JioStore, music streaming, web browsing, hands-free voice assistance, navigation, gaming and more..
PURE EV has also announced a strategic partnership with BE Energy (leading climate tech company from France), marking the first-ever collaboration of its kind in India. This alliance will bring advanced Li-Ion battery reconditioning technology to the Indian market, enhancing the sustainability and decarbonization efforts of electric mobility.
BE Energy, a global leader in battery reconditioning, will begin its India operations with this partnership. This collaboration will deploy the patented high-tech equipment from BE Energy in combination with patented BatricsFaradayTM technology from PURE EV. The joint aim is to establish ourselves as the first pure player in the Li-Ion battery reconditioning field in India.
The collaboration will lead to long-term cost savings for EV owners, as the reconditioning/rejuvenation process will reduce the need for new batteries, thereby lowering overall costs. The partnership is poised to redefine the confidence of commercial banks and NBFCs on battery life cycle, further accelerating India’s transition to a cleaner, more sustainable mobility ecosystem.
