New Delhi, Delhi, India | 30th January 2025: EVR Motors which are designed in Israel, now Made in India for the World, are transforming the electric motor industry with its groundbreaking Trapezoidal Stator Radial Flux Permanent Magnet (TS-RFPM) technology. While the innovation has garnered significant attention for its ability to address key challenges in electric vehicles (EVs) and industrial applications, EVR Motors is now focusing on industrializing its technology to meet growing global demands. This transition marks a pivotal shift from groundbreaking innovation to industrial stability.
EVR Motors has designed its patented TS-RFPM technology to redefine electric motor. Its smaller size, reduced weight, and cost-effective production offer significant advantages over existing radial flux permanent magnet motors.
At the heart of this effort is EVR’s new greenfield manufacturing facility in Manesar, India, operated under its subsidiary, I.EVR Motors Pvt Ltd. This plant is equipped to produce trapezoidal geometry coils—a key component of EVR’s electric motor topology—at scale. With advanced automation, the facility is capable of manufacturing coils for up to 20,000 motors per month, with plans to increase capacity to 100,000 motors as demand surges.
Sajal Kishore, Managing Director, EVR Motors states, “Our industrialization strategy is deeply rooted in partnerships with leading players in the automotive industry. The motor manufacturing lines at EVR’s partner facilities, Napino, EKA Mobility, and RSB Transmissions are poised to produce EVR’s motors for a variety of vehicle segments, including two and three-wheelers, light commercial vehicles, passenger cars, and e-buses.The partnerships represent a collective effort to accelerate the adoption of sustainable electric mobility solutions. The Manesar facility plays a critical role in supporting these collaborations.”
Eli Rozinsky, Founder & President, EVR Motors, “Our focus has expanded from research and development to establishing industrial reliability and scalability. The shift involves creating robust manufacturing processes, building a dependable supply chain, and ensuring consistent quality for its motors across applications. By achieving this, we are paving the way for its TS-RFPM technology to become a global standard.”
In addition to meeting domestic demand, EVR Motors has set its sights on international markets. The Manesar facility will not only support Indian manufacturers but also cater to global clients by exporting its trapezoidal geometry coils. Exporting coils marks a significant step toward global scalability. EVR’s ability to supply critical components to manufacturers worldwide underscores its industrial readiness and positions the company as a key player in the international electric motor market.
