Gravton Motors, based in Hyderabad, India, is an electric vehicle (EV) company focused on promoting sustainable transport through advanced EVs like the Gravton Quanta. This electric bike is designed for durability, performance, and adaptability across diverse terrains, from city streets to rough trails. Its intelligent system integrates GPS tracking, battery monitoring, and trip analytics to enhance user experience and ensure optimal performance.

GPS Tracking and Trip Data
The Quanta features a GPS module for real-time location tracking, route monitoring, and trip history analysis. This system combines GPS data with sensor information to accurately calculate distance traveled, offering insights into route patterns and travel habits. Data is stored in the cloud and accessible via mobile or web applications, making it easy for users to review travel history, preferred routes, and estimated travel times.

Battery Health Monitoring
The Quanta’s Battery Management System (BMS) provides continuous battery health checks, monitoring metrics like temperature and voltage. Alerts notify users of potential issues, promoting safety and helping extend battery life. Regular updates offer maintenance recommendations to optimize battery performance and longevity.

Battery Cycle Tracking
Battery cycle counts track each full charge and discharge, providing a reliable measure of battery lifespan. These insights help users anticipate when a battery replacement might be needed, offering transparency into the battery’s cost-effectiveness and warranty status.
Trip Status Dashboard and Analytics.
The Trip Status Dashboard provides real-time data on speed, battery usage, distance, and estimated range based on the current charge. Post-trip analytics summarize key metrics, like average speed, energy consumption, and fuel savings compared to petrol. This data empowers riders to adjust driving habits for maximum efficiency.

Remote Diagnostics and Alerts
A remote diagnostics feature notifies users of potential issues, maintenance needs, and software updates via a mobile app. Real-time alerts, such as low battery warnings, reduce the need for manual checks and help prevent issues before they become critical.