Factory & Quality

Frame welding, powder coating, motor and battery integration, dynamometer testing and end-of-line QC — all in-house.

Battery Pack Aging
Every pack completes a 72-hour aging cycle with capacity grading and BMS log capture before it leaves the battery workshop.

Cell failures show up in the first hundred cycles, not the first ride. That is why every pack completes a 72-hour aging cycle — charge, discharge, rest — with capacity grading and a full BMS log captured against the pack serial number.

Key Features

  • 72-hour aging cycle per pack: charge, discharge, rest, repeat

  • Capacity grading to ±2% and IR matching before release

  • BMS log capture exported per pack serial for warranty traceability

  • Cell-level genealogy: every pack maps back to cell batch and supplier

Request a quote and our team will send you the full specification sheet, test reports and sample availability.