Old-set exchange
A fair value for your old set, taken off the new one.
Battery sets, exchange and warranty claims for e-rickshaw drivers: Exide, Amaron, Livguard, Okaya and Eastman.
Most e-rickshaws run on 48V: a set of four 12V batteries.
| Option | Typical cost | Typical life |
|---|---|---|
| Lead-acid set with old set exchanged | about ₹25,000 | 8–24 months |
| Lead-acid set, no exchange | about ₹35,000 | 8–24 months |
| Lithium pack | about ₹80,000 | Longer |
| Typical warranty | Lead-acid 6–15 months (e.g. Exide E-Ride Tubular Plus 12/15, Amaron Current EV 12) | — |
Note: These are typical market prices seen in October 2026, not our fixed price list. Call or WhatsApp for today's exact price for your model.
Drivers change batteries every year or two, so we look after them for the long run.
A fair value for your old set, taken off the new one.
Register your number and we will call at month 10 for a free check.
If a battery fails early, bring it in and we claim it with the brand.
Ask at the shop about payment options.
Use the right charger and charge fully each day.
Put it on charge before it is completely empty.
Check distilled water monthly in flooded batteries.
Loose or corroded terminals waste charge.
Overloading wears the set out faster.
A lead-acid set usually lasts 8 to 24 months, depending on daily distance, charging and load.
Lithium costs more (about ₹80,000) but lasts longer and is lighter. For heavy daily use it can pay off; we will work out both for you.
Yes. The old set's exchange value comes off the new set.
Yes, battery checks at the shop are free.
WhatsApp your name, vehicle number and fitting date.