Key highlights of the facility:
? Industry-first Automation (among the cargo EV start-ups): Key automation initiatives include the EMS Hanger system for automated loading and unloading, the Trailing Arm Fitment Assist for better assembly ergonomics and takt time control, and a vacuum-based brake oil filling machine to minimise spillage and contamination. A portable CMM provides accurate body checks during and after production. Thorough in-house testing underscores Euler Motors’ commitment to vehicle performance and durability, setting industry benchmarks.
? ESG at its Core: Demonstrating a deep commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, the facility incorporates advanced waste management systems, a sewage treatment plant, and a circular groundwater recharge system. These initiatives underscore Euler Motors’ holistic approach to operational efficiency and environmental sustainability.
? Empowering Women in Manufacturing: Euler Motors prioritises a gender-neutral workplace. Key leadership positions, including safety and training officers, are reserved for women, promoting diversity and empowerment.
? Economies of Scale and Quality Control: The facility marks a significant step towards achieving economies of scale through strategic investments in proprietary technology, modular vehicle design, and efficient production processes. This ensures high-quality EVs while meeting rising demand from both retail and institutional customers.
? Compliance and Certifications: Euler's Palwal facility, governed by the Factories Act of 1948, is the only cargo EV start-up with both ISO 9001 (QMS) and ISO 14001 (EMS) certifications, as well as the ISO 45001 (OHSAS) and IATF 16949 (QMS-Automotive) certifications, thereby boasting elevated compliance standards matching those of established OEMs in the e-mobility space.