Automotive Aftermarket introduces Schaeffler TruPower 2W Batteries for superior performance and reliability
These state-of-the-art batteries are specially developed for two-wheeler applications, leveraging superior VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid) technology to ensure trouble-free running of the vehicle.

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Automotive Aftermarket division of the leading industrial and automotive supplier, Schaeffler India Limited (BSE: 505790, NSE: SCHAEFFLER), today unveiled its latest innovation, the Schaeffler TruPower 2-Wheeler Batteries. These state-of-the-art batteries are specially developed for two-wheeler applications, leveraging superior VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid) technology to ensure trouble-free running of the vehicle. Mr. Debasish Satpathy, President, Automotive Aftermarket Division, Schaeffler India said, “We are excited to introduce the Schaeffler TruPower 2-Wheeler Batteries, which represent a significant advancement in battery technology for two-wheelers. VRLA batteries are designed to be maintenance-free. With our focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, these batteries offer quick start capabilities, excellent performance, and low maintenance, ensuring a trouble-free riding experience.” The Schaeffler TruPower 2-Wheeler Battery Range boasts several innovative features that make it a standout choice for riders seeking superior performance and durability. The key features include: Robust & Low Corrosive Alloy: Crafted from a robust and low corrosive alloy, the batteries are built to withstand the toughest conditions, ensuring longevity and endurance. Special Active Material for High Performance: The batteries incorporate a special active material that yields exceptional performance, providing riders with reliable power to tackle their journeys with confidence. AGM Separator for Spill-Proof & Vibration Resistant Functioning: Equipped with an advanced AGM
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