Amaron True 4Ah Battery Launched for 100cc–125cc Motorcycles

Amaron Launches True 4Ah Battery for Commuter Motorcycles

Amaron, the automotive battery brand of Amara Raja Energy & Mobility, has launched the Amaron True 4Ah Battery for India’s 100cc–125cc commuter motorcycle segment. The company says the battery delivers a true 4Ah output when tested under JIS D5302. The launch responds to changing electrical requirements in commuter motorcycles, where features such as LED lighting, TFT instrument clusters, USB charging ports and idle start-stop systems are becoming more common. Amaron is positioning the product through its “Modern Bikes Ki True Power” campaign, highlighting battery performance for everyday motorcycle use.

Targeting the 100cc–125cc Motorcycle Segment

The new battery is specifically targeted at the fast-growing 100cc–125cc commuter motorcycle segment in India. According to Amaron, the product addresses a gap between claimed and actual battery output by measuring its 4Ah capacity under the JIS D5302 standard. This positioning is intended to give riders and the aftermarket a clearer reference for battery capacity as commuter motorcycles adopt more electrical and electronic equipment. The focus on tested output also differentiates the product around measurable performance rather than capacity claims alone, while retaining a format aimed at the requirements of mainstream commuter motorcycles.

Battery Designed for Higher Electrical Loads

Modern commuter motorcycles are increasingly carrying electrical loads beyond basic starting requirements. LED lighting, TFT instrument clusters, USB charging ports and idle start-stop systems can increase the demands placed on the battery during daily use. Amaron says its new battery is designed to provide starting power and support motorcycles with higher electrical loads in everyday commuting conditions. The company is therefore positioning the True 4Ah Battery as a solution for feature-rich commuter motorcycles, including models with connected and convenience functions that can increase battery usage during regular riding and vehicle operation.

48-Month Pro Rata Warranty

The product is backed by a 48-month pro rata warranty, adding a defined warranty period to its positioning for daily commuter use. Chandrasekar Radhakrishnan, Chief Business Officer – Automotive and Home Energy Business (India & SAARC), Amara Raja Energy & Mobility, said: “Today’s commuter motorcycles carry real technology like LED lighting, TFT clusters, USB charging, start-stop features, all running on real demand,”. His comments connect the product launch with the broader increase in electrical content across the commuter motorcycle category and reinforce the company’s focus on battery capability for motorcycles carrying these technologies.

Initial Rollout Across Eight Indian Markets

Amaron will initially roll out the True 4Ah Battery across eight markets: Delhi, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Ahmedabad and Jaipur. The initial distribution covers major urban markets and gives the product a defined launch footprint within the Indian commuter motorcycle aftermarket. By combining a stated 4Ah output tested under JIS D5302, a 48-month pro rata warranty and positioning for higher electrical loads, Amaron is presenting the battery as a product developed around the evolving requirements of modern 100cc–125cc motorcycles. The rollout also establishes an initial market base for the company’s new “Modern Bikes Ki True Power” campaign.

Frequently Asked Questions

What motorcycles is the Amaron True 4Ah Battery designed for?
The Amaron True 4Ah Battery is targeted at India’s 100cc–125cc commuter motorcycle segment, particularly motorcycles equipped with higher electrical loads. Amaron highlights applications involving LED lighting, TFT instrument clusters, USB charging ports, idle start-stop systems and other connected or convenience features. The battery is intended to provide starting power and support everyday commuting requirements where electrical demand has increased compared with more basic motorcycle configurations. Its 4Ah output is stated to be tested under the JIS D5302 standard, providing a defined basis for the company’s capacity claim.

What warranty does the new Amaron battery offer?
The new battery is backed by a 48-month pro rata warranty. Amaron is positioning this warranty alongside the product’s stated 4Ah output and suitability for commuter motorcycles with higher electrical loads. The company says the battery is designed for everyday commuting conditions and motorcycles carrying features such as LED lighting, TFT clusters, USB charging and idle start-stop systems. The initial rollout covers Delhi, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Ahmedabad and Jaipur, giving the product an eight-market launch footprint within India.