Against the backdrop of India’s accelerating electrification, the market is transitioning from a phase of "scale expansion" to one of "competition in efficiency and operational capability." As application scenarios become increasingly segmented, two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and light commercial electric vehicles are placing higher demands on the stability, durability, and total cost of ownership of their power systems.

In this background, Tianneng is showcasing its systematic light mobility power solutions tailored for the Indian market at RideAsia-EV 2026, continuing to drive the upgrade of local green mobility systems.

From "Single Product" to "Scenario-based Capability" 

Unlike previous exhibitions that focused on individual product displays, Tianneng this time emphasizes the systematic delivery of scenario adaptation capabilities.

Centered around three typical usage scenarios in India – urban commuting, three-wheeler commercial operations, and rural logistics –Tianneng has built a power battery matrix covering two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and light electric vehicles, with key enhancements in:

· Adaptability to high temperatures and complex road conditions – addressing sustained high temperatures and high-frequency vibration environments

· Balance of durability and stability – tailored for high-intensity commercial use

This represents not merely an improvement in single performance indicators, but rather a set of "actionable solutions."

Local Strategy: Engaging the market, address Local Needs     

The core challenge in the Indian market is not just product performance. Based on long-term research, Tianneng has further clarified a "three deepenings" strategy for localization:

· Service front-loading – accelerating the deployment of local service networks to improve response efficiency

· Technology localization – ensuring high-performance products can operate stably even in complex environments

· Ecosystem collaboration – forming synergies with local channels and partners

The shift from "selling products" to "participating in the system" marks an important transformation for Tianneng in India.

From "Competition Participant" to "Ecosystem Co-builder"       

As India’s electrification enters an accelerated phase, competition based on single products is gradually giving way to competition in systemic capabilities and ecosystem synergy.

Through continuous technology investment, local partnerships, and service capacity building, Tianneng aims to work with partners to advance electric mobility and become a long-term participant in India’s green mobility ecosystem.

In India, Tianneng is not just supplying batteries – it is building truly operational electric mobility solutions.