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Log9 Unveils Amphion & Nexmile – Revolutionizing EV Asset Management
Log9, a leader in battery cell technology and EV Mobility Ecosystem products, has recently rebranded its mobility division as Amphion, a comprehensive EV asset management firm. This significant shift was announced at the company's annual event, Day Zero 2024.
The event saw notable personalities like Mr Narayana Murthy, the former CEO of Infosys, and Mr Sonam Wangchuk, an education reformist, who shared their insights on sustainability, innovation, and technology indigenisation. Particularly noteworthy was the mention of Log9's batteries' performance in the challenging environment of Ladakh by Mr Wangchuk.
Amphion aims to tackle the EV industry's pressing issues, including financing and charging infrastructure. It seeks to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of electric mobility, offering a suite of services to various stakeholders within the EV ecosystem. Dr Akshay Singhal, Log9's Founder & CEO, emphasized the transformative potential of Amphion at the launch.
In addition to Amphion, Log9 introduced Nexmile, a new battery designed for commercial EVs, featuring extended battery life, rapid charging, and impressive real-world range. Mr Kartik Hajela, Co-Founder & COO of Log9, highlighted the unified ecosystem Amphion creates for OEMs, financiers, and recyclers, aiming for global leadership in EV asset management.
Mr Pankaj Sharma, Co-Founder of Log9, reflected on the company's journey, underscoring its commitment to innovation and sustainable mobility. With Amphion leading the charge, Log9 is managing a significant portfolio of EV assets, demonstrating robust growth and a commitment to a cleaner future.
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This transformation marks a new chapter for Log9, emphasizing its dedication to advancing electric mobility and managing an ever-growing ecosystem of EV assets efficiently. The company's innovative approach and strategic partnerships aim to drive further growth and sustainability in the EV sector.
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