Mahindra’s XEV 9e, an Electric Origin eSUV, underwent India’s first live EV crash test, setting new safety standards. The business demonstrated the vehicle’s sturdy structure at its cutting-edge Passive Safety Lab in Tamil Nadu, one of the biggest OEM-owned facilities worldwide, and became the first Indian OEM to conduct such a test.
Through a number of rigorous tests, including the nail penetration test (which involves putting a live battery cell through physical damage and demonstrating that it can withstand physical damage without catastrophic consequences), the fire resistance test (which involves exposing a fully charged battery to open fire and verifying that it maintains structural integrity and does not result in fire or explosion under extreme temperatures), and the crush test (which involves driving a 22-tonne truck over a live battery pack), the automaker has demonstrated exceptional battery resilience.
Mahindra uses Live EV Crash and Battery Torture Test
Mahindra has emphasized that the battery is limiting safety and establishing new norms in the automobile industry by demonstrating that it has maintained its structural integrity, electrical performance, and charging capability despite the extreme usage.
According to reports, the recently unveiled XEV 9e and BE 6e e-SUVs, which retail for INR 21,90,000 and INR 18,90,000 ex-showroom, respectively, highlight a vision of sustainable and safe mobility.
An active battery A nail penetration test was performed on the cell, demonstrating its ability to tolerate physical harm without suffering disastrous results.In order to verify that a fully charged battery retains its structural integrity and does not ignite or explode in extremely hot or cold temperatures, Mahindra exposed it to open fire today.A 22-ton truck was driven over a live battery pack in a spectacular exhibition.
The battery maintained its structural soundness, electrical performance, and charge capacity in spite of the extreme misuse. Mahindra is expanding safety and establishing new benchmarks in the automobile sector with these stringent tests. In addition to reaffirming Mahindra’s dedication to designing automobiles that surpass international safety requirements, the XEV 9e and BE 6e also represent the company’s goal of safe and sustainable mobility.