<p>Bengaluru-based start-up Enercent has entered into a collaboration with BigBasket for providing charging solutions for its fleet of electric vehicles at its 12 warehouses.</p>.<p>As per the understanding Big Basket delivery agents using electric vehicles will utilise Enercent app to determine, chart, preserve, charge and evaluate their two and three-wheelers.</p>.<p>Enercent will also extend a unified dashboard for warehouse-level, regional and HQ operations managers of BigBasket.</p>.<p>Through this technology, site managers can duly automate their entire EV charging operations, monitor energy usage, benchmark against total delivery distance covered and add new charging points/users tied to a warehouse/city, a company statement said.</p>.<p>Through this seamless innovation it has effectively eliminated the need for manned-charging personnel at each Big Basket warehouse by delivering 100% automation, it added.</p>.<p>Earlier this year, BigBasket had announced its plan to roll out 10,000 e-vehicles comprising two-wheelers and vans across India.</p>.<p>"Enercent is excited to have completed the Bangalore-leg of our multi city EV charging solutions for BigBasket. The granularity and analytics for EV charging, range, performance and other vehicle parameters make EV adoption seamless for last-mile delivery companies," Anantha Bhargava Gollapali, founder and MD, Enercent said.</p>
<p>Bengaluru-based start-up Enercent has entered into a collaboration with BigBasket for providing charging solutions for its fleet of electric vehicles at its 12 warehouses.</p>.<p>As per the understanding Big Basket delivery agents using electric vehicles will utilise Enercent app to determine, chart, preserve, charge and evaluate their two and three-wheelers.</p>.<p>Enercent will also extend a unified dashboard for warehouse-level, regional and HQ operations managers of BigBasket.</p>.<p>Through this technology, site managers can duly automate their entire EV charging operations, monitor energy usage, benchmark against total delivery distance covered and add new charging points/users tied to a warehouse/city, a company statement said.</p>.<p>Through this seamless innovation it has effectively eliminated the need for manned-charging personnel at each Big Basket warehouse by delivering 100% automation, it added.</p>.<p>Earlier this year, BigBasket had announced its plan to roll out 10,000 e-vehicles comprising two-wheelers and vans across India.</p>.<p>"Enercent is excited to have completed the Bangalore-leg of our multi city EV charging solutions for BigBasket. The granularity and analytics for EV charging, range, performance and other vehicle parameters make EV adoption seamless for last-mile delivery companies," Anantha Bhargava Gollapali, founder and MD, Enercent said.</p>
