Planet Electric, Inc

Planet Electric, Inc

Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

Gurgaon/NCR, Haryana 5,207 followers

Unlocking Mass Electrification

About us

Planet Electric, a materials innovation company, is built to solve for the V in EV!!

Website
http://www.planetelectric.in
Industry
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Gurgaon/NCR, Haryana
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019
Specialties
Space Materials, Composites, Advanced Materials, Electric Vehicles, Automotive, Automotive Manufacturing, EV, EV Manufacturing, Materials, Materials Supplier, Component Supplier, Bus Body Supplier, Composite Chassis, Composite Body, Mobility, Electric Mobility, Sustainability, and sustainable materials

Locations

Employees at Planet Electric, Inc

Updates

  • Join our team as an intern at the founder's office. Competitive pay on offer. Associate role on offer if the internship is successful. Directly work with and support the Founders on market research, building marketing/sales funnels, product coordination, pre-sales, and other functions. You should be quick on your feet to build out Excel models and ppt slides for customers and partners and manage scheduling for various external stakeholders when required. Sharp communication skills with an innate ability to empathize and react to attack the problem efficiently. Entrepreneurial spirit. Support and firefight on a regular basis on behalf of the Founders. You should be available 24*7. Preference for engineering background (highly technical internal team), with a B.Tech / BS from a top-tier college. 4th year/Freshers/1-year experience If this sounds like you, please send us a direct message with your resume and a brief note on why you’re the perfect fit for this role. Gagan Agrawal #hiring #foundersoffice

  • Planet Electric, Inc is honored to be part of YourStory's Tech30 list for 2024! We are thrilled to announce that Planet Electric has been recognized as one of India's Top 30 tech startups by YourStory Media! This recognition is a testament to our team's innovation, dedication, and commitment to shaping the future of electric vehicles. A big thank you to the TechSparks 2024 team and YourStory Media for this incredible honor and for providing a platform that champions the best of India's startup ecosystem. Gagan Agrawal Omkar Satpute Rajeev Sharma Sunand Sharma Karthik C Pradeep Ramanathan Prakhar Agarwal Abhay Sabarinath Vishesh Srivastav Randheer Singh Shradha Sharma Baskar Subramanian Naveen Tewari #tech30 #startupawards #EV #mobility

    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
  • Is Advanced Technology Always Expensive? In a recent conversation with Priyakshi Gupta from EVreporter.com, Gagan Agrawal shared how Planet Electric, Inc is revolutionizing the production of electric light commercial vehicles (LCVs). By utilizing composite materials similar to those used in aerospace, we significantly reduce the weight of our vehicles. A common question is whether using composite materials makes our vehicles more expensive. In reality, our innovative approach reduces the total cost of ownership (TCO) by 25%. Discover more about how we are transforming the EV landscape in the latest issue of EVreporter's August 2024 magazine. Read it now on EVreporter.com. #electricvehicles #mobility #commericalvehicles Omkar Satpute, Prakhar Agarwal, Abhay Sabarinath, Sujit Jain, Sunand Sharma, Karthik C, Kewal Kumar, Randheer Singh, Rajeev Sharma

    View profile for Priyakshi Gupta, graphic

    Co-founder and Editor - EVreporter.com, Cleantechhero.com

    Excited to share our latest EVreporter.com August 2024 magazine. Download from the website - https://lnkd.in/dgv32sR This issue covers: - India EV Sales and Top OEMs for July 2024 - Telangana EV sales report for H1 2024 | Excerpts - Electric LCV region-wise sales trend H1 2024 - EVSE manufacturing landscape in India - by NRI (Nomura Research Institute) - Lightweighting e-LCVs with composite materials and structural engineering | Gagan Agrawal, Planet Electric, Inc - Developing battery swapping solution for electric 4Ws | Pathi Mohan Rao and Buddhabrata Chakravorty, Swapp Design - High voltage battery design for large electric vehicles - Part 1 | Rahul Bollini, Bollini Energy - News, industry updates and investments #electricvehicles #emobility Please tag and share with your friends who'd find this content useful.

  • Planet Electric, Inc reposted this

    Electric LCVs can be expensive, especially if they don't deliver the needed performance. Gagan Agrawal, from our team recently delved into these critical issues with Priyakshi Gupta of EVreporter.com. During their conversation, Gagan discussed the current state of e-LCV TCO for fleet operators and how Planet Electric, Inc is revolutionizing the industry with its lightweight materials. Watch the full video on YouTube to learn more - https://lnkd.in/gnHJK_uW #electricvehicles #commercialvehicles #mobility

    View profile for Priyakshi Gupta, graphic

    Co-founder and Editor - EVreporter.com, Cleantechhero.com

    Planet Electric, Inc recently showcased the prototype for its electric LCV with these specifications - 140 km on-road range, 15kWh LFP battery pack, payload capacity of 750 kg, 23 deg gradeability and a target price of INR 10.5 lakhs. For context, the Tata Ace EV has a kerb weight of 1,240 kg and offers a 600kg payload capacity, while Planet Electric's specifications mention a kerb weight of 750 kg and a 750 kg payload capacity. I had a chance to speak with Gagan Agrawal, an ex-ISRO scientist who, along with an ex-ISRO co-founder, has innovated on materials and structural engineering to come up with a vehicle that claims a 70% lightweight structure with 15-year durability, which reduces required battery pack capacity by up to 50%. The full interview is on YouTube - https://lnkd.in/gnHJK_uW Here I am sharing a snippet from the conversation, where Gagan discusses the current state of e-LCV TCO for fleet operators, opinion on retrofitted e-LCVs (like the ones KPLT is coming up with) and why we do not see lightweighting disruptions from traditional OEMs. #electricvehicles #commercialvehicles

  • Electric LCVs can be expensive, especially if they don't deliver the needed performance. Gagan Agrawal, from our team recently delved into these critical issues with Priyakshi Gupta of EVreporter.com. During their conversation, Gagan discussed the current state of e-LCV TCO for fleet operators and how Planet Electric, Inc is revolutionizing the industry with its lightweight materials. Watch the full video on YouTube to learn more - https://lnkd.in/gnHJK_uW #electricvehicles #commercialvehicles #mobility

    View profile for Priyakshi Gupta, graphic

    Co-founder and Editor - EVreporter.com, Cleantechhero.com

    Planet Electric, Inc recently showcased the prototype for its electric LCV with these specifications - 140 km on-road range, 15kWh LFP battery pack, payload capacity of 750 kg, 23 deg gradeability and a target price of INR 10.5 lakhs. For context, the Tata Ace EV has a kerb weight of 1,240 kg and offers a 600kg payload capacity, while Planet Electric's specifications mention a kerb weight of 750 kg and a 750 kg payload capacity. I had a chance to speak with Gagan Agrawal, an ex-ISRO scientist who, along with an ex-ISRO co-founder, has innovated on materials and structural engineering to come up with a vehicle that claims a 70% lightweight structure with 15-year durability, which reduces required battery pack capacity by up to 50%. The full interview is on YouTube - https://lnkd.in/gnHJK_uW Here I am sharing a snippet from the conversation, where Gagan discusses the current state of e-LCV TCO for fleet operators, opinion on retrofitted e-LCVs (like the ones KPLT is coming up with) and why we do not see lightweighting disruptions from traditional OEMs. #electricvehicles #commercialvehicles

  • Historically, the auto industry has evolved towards high combustion efficiency and greener fuel going from Diesel -> CNG -> ICE -> Electric -> and soon Hydrogen. However, greener fuel choices have a trade-off. They are less energy-dense and require lightweight and durable structures to improve performance efficiency. Industries like aerospace and marine have long known the benefits of lightweight materials, yet the automotive sector has struggled to adopt these affordably for mass production. A fundamental challenge has been the total dominance of sheet metal over the last 70 years. Planet Electric, Inc. was founded to solve this problem. We developed a groundbreaking First-of-a-kind (FOAK) load-bearing composite structure, making lightweight structures feasible and affordable for mass adoption. And, we just released our first Proto earlier this week which promises to reduce weight and be durable without costing like a carbon-fiber supercar. Check it out

  • Why is the transition to electric vehicles a tough nut to crack for logistics? Gagan Agrawal discussed this in his latest Financial Express (India) talk. Last-mile delivery is crucial for the urban economy, yet shifting to electric vehicles remains a monstrous challenge due to the economics of EVs. Read the article for more details on the challenges and necessary changes for mass electrification. Thanks to Roshun Povaiah for aptly covering this topic. #mobility #EV #Electrification

    Why the transition to electric vehicles is proving to be a tough nut to crack

    Why the transition to electric vehicles is proving to be a tough nut to crack

    financialexpress.com

  • Planet Electric, Inc reposted this

    Revolutionizing Logistics: Introducing Our Lightweighting Technology In early 2010, Tesla transformed the electrification landscape by delivering high-performance electric vehicles (EVs) at a fraction of the cost, making EV powertrains ten times cheaper. However, we face a new challenge today: the significant weight and cost penalties of current EV powertrains. We need a second wave of innovation to make EVs and hydrogen vehicles truly feasible. This must parallel the advancements in light-weighting seen in aerospace and marine industries. We don’t have 15 years to solve this – the time is now. Planet Electric has risen to the occasion. We are thrilled to announce that in the first week of July, we will be launching a prototype that promises to drastically reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for logistics operators. Traditionally, high-cost EVs have been plagued by low range and performance. For example, a competing vehicle with the same payload and range might require a 30 kWh battery, incurring substantial costs. At ₹8 per kWh charging, this quickly adds up. In contrast, our innovative approach only requires a 15 kWh battery to deliver the same performance. How do we achieve this? Lower Battery Cost: By significantly reducing the battery size required without compromising on performance, we cut down on upfront costs. Lower Running Cost: Our lightweight LCVs have higher payload and range leading to lower operating expenses. By eliminating unnecessary dead mass, our solution allows customers to save 25-30% on upfront, running, and financing costs over 3-4 years. Most players in the market have resorted to compromising on payload and range, necessitating frequent fast charging, which further degrades battery life and increases costs. Our solution not only avoids these pitfalls but also sets a new standard in the industry. Stay tuned for the launch of our prototype and join us in revolutionizing the future of logistics. Together, we can pave the way for a more efficient and sustainable transportation ecosystem.

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • Revolutionizing Logistics: Introducing Our Lightweighting Technology In early 2010, Tesla transformed the electrification landscape by delivering high-performance electric vehicles (EVs) at a fraction of the cost, making EV powertrains ten times cheaper. However, we face a new challenge today: the significant weight and cost penalties of current EV powertrains. We need a second wave of innovation to make EVs and hydrogen vehicles truly feasible. This must parallel the advancements in light-weighting seen in aerospace and marine industries. We don’t have 15 years to solve this – the time is now. Planet Electric has risen to the occasion. We are thrilled to announce that in the first week of July, we will be launching a prototype that promises to drastically reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for logistics operators. Traditionally, high-cost EVs have been plagued by low range and performance. For example, a competing vehicle with the same payload and range might require a 30 kWh battery, incurring substantial costs. At ₹8 per kWh charging, this quickly adds up. In contrast, our innovative approach only requires a 15 kWh battery to deliver the same performance. How do we achieve this? Lower Battery Cost: By significantly reducing the battery size required without compromising on performance, we cut down on upfront costs. Lower Running Cost: Our lightweight LCVs have higher payload and range leading to lower operating expenses. By eliminating unnecessary dead mass, our solution allows customers to save 25-30% on upfront, running, and financing costs over 3-4 years. Most players in the market have resorted to compromising on payload and range, necessitating frequent fast charging, which further degrades battery life and increases costs. Our solution not only avoids these pitfalls but also sets a new standard in the industry. Stay tuned for the launch of our prototype and join us in revolutionizing the future of logistics. Together, we can pave the way for a more efficient and sustainable transportation ecosystem.

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • SusCrunch 2024 was a game-changer in climate action. In a space where talk often overshadows action, SusCrunch stood out by turning ideas into reality. Thanks to Vivek Nair for eloquently capturing the essence of this transformative event. Special thanks to The Sustainability Mafia for hosting us and to Arjun P Gupta, Ganesh Shankar, Priya Shah, Anirudh Gupta, Saksham B., Aneesa Patel, and Chandrashekar Bhat M for being the driving force behind SusCrunch. At the event, we at Planet Electric, Inc. had the pleasure of introducing the upcoming e-LCV. This soft launch signifies our ongoing commitment to sustainable transportation. Being part of such transformative initiatives reinforces our dedication to a greener future. Stay tuned for our upcoming e-LCV prototype launch. #climatetechstartups #startupfounders #climateaction #startups

    View profile for Vivek Nair, graphic

    I Build Formidable Brands for Climate Tech Startups | Brand Strategy Consultant | Fractional CMO | BWMarketing 40under40 Leader | MICA

    This post has been long overdue, as it's been a week since SusCrunch 2024. 🌍 In a world awash with discussions and events about climate change, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by talk and underwhelmed by action. Many attempt to address the colossal challenges we face, but seldom do these efforts translate into real, meaningful change. But SusCrunch was different. It was about taking action, not just talking about it. It was about giving more than what we get from the ecosystem. Too good to believe, right? 🌱 The Indian startup ecosystem has come of age, and climate-tech startups are leading the way. These startups aren't just chasing profits, growth, and valuation; they're committed to making the world a better place. 🌟 Leading this transformation journey is The Sustainability Mafia , a group of over 80 climate tech leaders who have been there and done that, ready to mentor the next wave of startup leaders. 💪 SusCrunch was the first event to truly embody purpose-driven mentorship. It witnessed a never-before-seen transformative support; right from the impressive INR 31.4L seed capital 💰 awarded to the well-deserving BioCompute Inc to a generous no-strings-attached boost of INR 5L and more, with farmlands offered for pilots and prototypes, and unprecedented commitments to open doors previously locked. Despite having attended some of the marquee sustainability events, SusCrunch left me with a deep sense of pride and promise. Pride in being considered a vital part of this journey and a promise that real action is happening. 🙌 A huge shout-out to Arjun P Gupta, Ganesh Shankar, Priya Shah, Anirudh Gupta, Saksham B., Aneesa Patel, and Chandrashekar Bhat M for being the heart and soul of SusCrunch. Your vision and commitment turned a dream into reality. Kudos to you all; you are awesome. 🙌 I was equally thrilled to meet fellow companions on this journey - Ameya Ayachit, Hasita Krishna, Aastha Bharadwaj, and Mairu Gupta. Walking alongside such incredible people made the experience even more rewarding. 🤝 A big round of applause to Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani for believing in the vision and purpose of SusMafia, for pioneering much-needed transformation in the Indian academic ecosystem, and for co-partnering the journey towards building 100 climate-tech startups in the next three years. 🎓🌟 A special mention goes to Gagan Agrawal from Planet Electric, Inc. Though I might have stepped out of the commercial vehicle sector, it seems the sector hasn't quite stepped out of me. 🚛 As I write this, I am filled with gratitude and pride. I'm grateful for the opportunity to be an integral part of this journey and proud to have been at the forefront of a significant transformation alongside Arjun Gupta and his creation, Smart Joules. ❤️ SusCrunch 2024 is just the beginning, and with each passing day, it will only gain more momentum. More power to the community. 🚀💚 #climatetechstartups #startupfounders #climateaction #startups

    • No alternative text description for this image

Similar pages

Browse jobs

Funding

Planet Electric, Inc 1 total round

Last Round

Pre seed

US$ 250.0K

See more info on crunchbase