New Delhi: NASH Energy will showcase its India-made NE32140 lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells at The Battery Show India 2026, the company said in a statement on Thursday. The exhibition runs from October 22 to 24 at the India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida. NASH Energy described itself in the statement as India’s first mass-scale LFP manufacturer. Alongside the cells, it will display battery packs, battery enclosures, electric mobility and telecom energy systems, and battery energy storage systems (BESS).
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The packs on display range from 5 kWh units built with cylindrical and prismatic cells to a 16 kWh pack housed in a single enclosure, according to the statement. For electric mobility, the company will show a 5 kWh e-rickshaw battery pack and a two-wheeler battery solution made up of two 51.2V, 45Ah packs.
The telecom and distributed energy range will include a 48V, 45Ah telecom enclosure, a 5 kWh wall-mounted enclosure and an integrated 1 kWh battery solution with an inverter. “An enclosure featuring a 6kWh pack will also be showcased to demonstrate battery enclosure and pack architecture,” the statement said.
For larger-scale storage, the company will exhibit showcase models of 261 kWh and 500 kWh BESS. “These displays will provide an overview of the Group’s capabilities in developing scalable energy storage solutions for emerging energy infrastructure requirements,” the statement said.
NASH Energy is part of NASH Group, which the statement described as an engineering-led technology and manufacturing company. “NASH Group has built an integrated engineering ecosystem with the capability to manufacture 90 percent of the battery pack,” the statement said. According to the company, that capability lets the group support customers from product development and engineering through to manufacturing and deployment.
The group’s battery management systems (BMS) support both LFP and nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) chemistries, the statement said. They are used in electric mobility, renewable energy storage, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and telecom applications. Its software tools include Battmonx, BMS Automation and EVolt, which cover battery monitoring, battery management and energy management.
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Founded in 1971, NASH Group has more than 175 research and development (R&D) engineers and over 15 manufacturing facilities, according to the statement. The group exports to more than 25 countries and owns an R&D centre in Japan. It operates through three companies: NASH Industries, NASH Tech Labs and NASH Energy.