Varroc enters two-wheeler VRLA battery market
The newly launched batteries are available in capacities ranging from 2.5AH to 9AH and are designed to suit a wide variety of two-wheeler models. These batteries are compatible with all major original equipment manufacturers and are fully maintenance-free.
Distribution, warranty and product features
Varroc intends to distribute the batteries through its existing retail network, which includes approximately 730 distributors and 50,000 retailers across India. The batteries are backed by a 48-month pro-rata warranty. To improve customer convenience, the company has introduced a paperless warranty system and aims to provide a simplified service experience.
The batteries are manufactured using VRLA technology and are designed for a service life of more than four years. Varroc stated that the batteries have a low self-discharge rate of 0.003 volts per day, ensuring consistent performance even after extended periods of inactivity. They do not require water top-ups and are sealed for reliability.
Constructed with 99.99 per cent pure active material and a calcium alloy, the batteries are intended to offer improved durability and resistance to corrosion. The design also incorporates premium Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) and a narrow rib grid structure, which the company says makes them suitable for Indian road conditions.
Varroc added that the Indian automotive aftermarket battery segment presents a growth opportunity, and the company aims to meet evolving requirements in mobility with durable and performance-driven solutions.
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