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Ather Energy partners with Infineon for EV tech

What they do

Ather Energy makes electric scooters and related mobility solutions for Indian consumers

The company signed an MoU with Infineon to advance semiconductor technology for its vehicles

This collaboration aims to improve safety and efficiency to boost EV adoption in India

Ather Energy signed a memorandum of understanding with Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific on 28 May 2025.
The partnership targets advancing semiconductor tech for light electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.
The goal is to develop more efficient and cost-effective EV solutions for the Indian market.
India targets 30% EV sales share by 2030 as part of its national policy.
India is one of the fastest-growing EV markets globally with electric two-wheelers central to the shift.
The collaboration will explore sensing and safety innovations to improve vehicle reliability.
Infineon brings microcontrollers and automotive sensors while Ather provides light EV design expertise.
Executives from both companies participated in the signing ceremony in Seoul, South Korea.

Electric two-wheelers are central to India's shift toward cleaner transportation.
Advanced semiconductors are critical for improving vehicle safety and system reliability.
Cost-effective solutions are needed to boost widespread adoption of electric vehicles.

Ather Energy designs and manufactures electric two-wheelers for the Indian consumer market.
The company focuses on creating reliable and efficient electric mobility solutions.
Ather leverages expertise in light EV design to build its product lineup.
The company aims to improve user experience through advanced vehicle technologies.
Charging infrastructure is a key component of Ather's ecosystem strategy.
Safety systems are integrated into their vehicles to ensure rider protection.
The company operates within India's rapidly growing electric vehicle sector.
Efficiency improvements help reduce operational costs for electric vehicle owners.
Ather seeks to make electric vehicles more accessible and affordable for users.

The companies will collaborate on developing new sensing and safety innovations.
Future efforts will focus on improving charging speed and system reliability.
The partnership aims to enhance overall user experience for electric vehicle riders.