Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Indian electric bus equipped with Exponent Energy charging tech.
Exponent Energy's 1MW Charging Tech To Cut Electric Bus Costs By 30-40%
22 Mar 2025 | Abstracted from Business Standard
"... allows for a 15-minute rapid charge, minimising downtime and enabling buses to operate with smaller, lighter batteries... technology will enable the use of smaller batteries sufficient for a 250 km range, compared to the larger 400 km range batteries previously required.
"Over 1,700 electric vehicles have utilised Exponent Energy's charging infrastructure, resulting in more than 350,000 completed charging sessions..."
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