Funding · Mobility & Logistics

Adiabatic Technologies raises ₹8.3 crore seed funding

By Startup Enthusiast · 5 August 2026

What they do

Adiabatic Technologies makes custom lithium-ion battery packs and chargers for OEMs

It raised ₹8.3 crore in seed funding co-led by Malpani Ventures and Avinya Ventures

The company plans to increase annual manufacturing capacity to 100 MWh

Adiabatic Technologies raised ₹8.3 crore in seed funding.
The round was co-led by Malpani Ventures and Avinya Ventures.
Participating investors include Appreciate Capital, DeVC, Operators Studio, and UPES Incubator.
The company will use the funds to increase annual manufacturing capacity to 100 MWh.
It will also accelerate product development and expand its engineering team.
Deployments will scale across robotics, defence, drones, electric mobility, marine, agriculture, and industrial energy storage.
Adiabatic is developing specialised battery platforms for autonomous mobile robots, industrial automation, and unmanned aerial systems.

The company had previously raised ₹1.1 crore in an angel round from Soonicorp Ventures and others in November 2025.
It has deployed over 20,000 battery systems across more than 25 OEMs.
Its batteries serve sectors including robotics, defence, drones, agriculture equipment, electric vehicles, and solar energy.

Adiabatic Technologies develops custom lithium-ion battery packs, smart chargers, and battery management systems for OEMs (original equipment manufacturers).
It handles in-house design including cell selection, pack architecture, thermal management, and battery management software.
Its products are designed for high power output, rapid charging, and enhanced thermal protection.
The company claims its batteries achieve energy density of 300 Wh/kg and ultra-fast charging (15 minutes to 80% state of charge).
It also claims a pack temperature gradient below 2°C and cycle life of 3000+ cycles with over 80% capacity retained.
The batteries are deployed across 16 sectors in India and beyond, and the company markets them as Made in India.

Increase annual manufacturing capacity to 100 MWh.
Accelerate product development.
Expand the engineering team.
Scale deployments across robotics, defence, drones, electric mobility, marine, agriculture, and industrial energy storage.
Develop specialised battery platforms for autonomous mobile robots, industrial automation, and unmanned aerial systems.

Malpani Ventures (lead) — A venture capital firm; principal Dhruv Sane is mentioned.
Avinya Ventures (lead) — A venture capital firm.
Appreciate Capital (participated)
DeVC (participated)
Operators Studio (participated) — San Francisco-based.
UPES Incubator (participated)