Vidyut Secures $2.5 Million Funding from Flourish Ventures to Boost Battery-as-a-Service Expansion
Vidyut, a full-stack EV platform, raised $2.5 million from Flourish Ventures to expand its Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) offerings in passenger and commercial segments. The funding will support scaling innovative financing and lifecycle solutions, addressing battery degradation risks. Vidyut's partnerships with top OEMs and adoption of data-driven financing models aim to make EVs more affordable and viable.
Vidyut Secures 2.5 Million Funding from Flourish Ventures to Boost Battery-as-a-Service Expansion
Vidyut, a full-stack electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem platform announced that it has recently raised $2.5 million in funding from global fintech investor Flourish Ventures. The funding will fuel expansion of Vidyut's Battery-as-a-Service offerings in both passenger and commercial EV segments.
"With proven unit economics, strong 15% month-on-month growth, and long-term OEM partnerships, this investment will help us scale our innovative financing and lifecycle solutions across new vehicle segments. Vidyut has solved one of EV financing's biggest challenges - battery degradation risk. By analysing real-time performance data across state of health, discharge patterns, and usage metrics, we accurately predict battery life and value. This data-driven approach enables us to offer usage-based financing that aligns with actual asset performance, making EVs both affordable and financially viable for businesses in a way traditional finance cannot replicate," said Xitij Kothi, Co-Founder, Vidyut.
In 2023, Vidyut expanded its offering to include EV resale and lifecycle management solutions, a move that has seen rapid customer adoption and market traction. In addition to that, the company entered the passenger EV market through a partnership with JSW MG Motor India, marking India's first BaaS model for four-wheelers that cuts upfront vehicle costs by 30% in September 2024.
The company has industry partners including Tata Motors, JSW MG Motor India, Mahindra Last Mile Mobility, Piaggio, Euler Motors, and a distribution network across 30 cities.
“With its unique Battery-as-a-Service offering, Vidyut provides innovative financial solutions that help users reduce their upfront costs while addressing common concerns around battery life and replacement costs," said Harsh Gupta, Principal, Flourish Ventures.
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