Mumbai, February 19th, 2025: Socomec, a leading global specialist in LV power management solutions, proudly announces the launch of its latest solution – the DELPHYS XM, an advanced Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system ranging from 300 to 800 kVA/kW, and the DIRIS A-100/A-200, the ultimate all-purpose panel-mounted power quality meters, specifically designed to meet the demands of modern Data Centres and other critical infrastructures. With the DELPHYS XM offering advanced power management capabilities and the DIRIS A-100/A-200 providing intuitive energy monitoring, these products are set to revolutionize how industries manage their power systems, ensuring efficiency and sustainability for the future.

The high-power density and superior efficiency UPS, DELPHYS XM, features exceptional power density, superior energy efficiency, and modular architecture, conforming to standards EN/IEC 62040-1, EN/IEC 62040-2, and EN/IEC 62040-3. This comprehensive solution reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) while ensuring maximum power availability.

The DIRIS A-100/A-200 are panel-mounted power quality meters, conforming to standards IEC 61557-12, IEC 62053-21-24, UL 61010-1 File E257746, ISO 14025 and EN50160. An apt solution for data centers, industries, and buildings, these power quality meters are fully customizable and provide best-in-class accuracy. These innovative products will help customers achieve their sustainability goals.

DELPHYS XM- Key Features:

• Redefining Power density: The DELPHYS XM UPS offers industry-leading power density, delivering up to 800 kVA/kW in a footprint of just 0.8m², making it one of the most compact UPS systems available globally.
• Elevating efficiency: Sustainability is central to the Delphys XM, which features Energy Saver Mode to maximize efficiency even under low-load conditions. Its energy-efficient design achieves up to 99% efficiency in Smart Conversion Mode and 97.1% in online double conversion, significantly reducing energy consumption, cooling requirements, and CO₂ emissions. Running the UPS in Smart Conversion Mode at 50% average load can result in annual savings of 42 tons of CO₂.
• Guaranteed uptime with superior resiliency: DELPHYS XM has been designed to eliminate any single point of failure – modular design based on 100 kW modules that minimize maintenance time and complexity and intrinsic redundancy (N or N+1) for increased uptime and reliability.
• Best in class adaptability: Designed for flexibility, the DELPHYS XM supports both lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries and offers top or bottom cable entry to accommodate different site needs. Its IP-rated electronics and conformal coating protect against site environmental conditions, ensuring adaptability across multiple applications.

DIRIS A-100/A-200 – Key Features:

• Best-in-class accuracy: PreciSense technology provides industry-leading accuracy that exceeds standards for billing, ensuring reliable and repeatable measurements, with Class 0.1 for the meter alone, according to the IEC 61557-12 standard.
• Plug & Play: The unique RJ12 technology enables the quick, error-free, and safe connection of current sensors. It has a simple and fast configuration through a step-by-step wizard, even for the most advanced features. The integrated virtual monitor technology enables the smart monitoring of protective devices with no auxiliary contacts and no wiring.
• Easy data management: It has embedded web view software that’s easy to configure and use. Real-time notification and photo view options are available. It has advanced tariff management through a complete and easy-to-configure calendar function for viewing consumption precisely according to the utility contract.

Fully customizable: Splash screen and embedded webserver are easy to customize with your brand logo and pictures. A customizable standby screen will display the measurement datasets.

Speaking about the new products, Meenu Singhal, Regional Managing Director, Socomec Innovative Power Solutions, Greater India says, “The launch of DELPHYS XM and DIRIS A-100/A-200 marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide innovative, reliable, and cost-effective power solutions for critical infrastructures. As a leader in power management, we are committed to pioneering initiatives that align with the nation’s broader sustainability goals, and each of our products reflects this dedication. We’re excited to introduce these solutions at Elecrama 2025 in Greater Noida, where attendees can discover their potential to reduce operational costs while enhancing reliability. With these advancements, Socomec is poised to play a key role in building a Viksit Bharat by 2047”.

New Delhi, – Smiling Tree, a leading environmental initiative committed to sustainability, proudly collaborated with the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, as the Green Partner for the 1st Veritas: ILC Freshers Moot, organized by the Moot Court Society (MCS) at the Institute of Law and Consulting (ILC).

This prestigious event provided a vital platform for first-year law students to develop their advocacy skills and prepare for national and international moot court competitions. Through its partnership, Smiling Tree reinforced the significance of environmental responsibility among young legal minds, advocating for sustainability in all spheres of life, including legal education and practice.

Dr. Mukesh Kwatra, founder of Smiling Tree, emphasized the importance of integrating environmental consciousness with legal excellence. “At Smiling Tree, we believe that sustainability should be at the heart of every profession, including law. By supporting the ILC Freshers Moot, we aim to inspire future legal professionals to champion environmental responsibility alongside their advocacy pursuits.”

As part of the collaboration, Smiling Tree contributed to creating an eco-friendly event experience and encouraged participants to embrace green practices in their academic and professional journeys.

The 1st Veritas: ILC Freshers Moot witnessed enthusiastic participation from law students, showcasing their research and courtroom skills in a competitive setting. Smiling Tree’s partnership underscored its commitment to fostering a greener and more responsible society, one initiative at a time.

February, 19th, Mandi;Dr. Kala Venkata Uday, a pioneering geotechnical engineer and associate professor at IIT Mandi, received the prestigious Disaster Preparedness Award at the WCDM-DRR Awards Ceremony 2024. The event, held at the Constitution Club of India, celebrated trailblazers in disaster risk reduction and resilience.

The ceremony was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, as the Chief Guest, and Justice Shri M.M. Kumar, Former Chief Justice of Jammu & Kashmir, as the Guest of Honor. Shri Sanjay Kumar, IAS, Secretary of the Department of School Education & Literacy, also attended, adding to the occasion’s grandeur.

Dr. Uday was recognized for his groundbreaking contributions to landslide disaster risk reduction, nature-based mitigation solutions, and innovations in bio-geotechnics. With over 15 years of experience, including spearheading IIT Mandi’s pioneering initiatives in landslide monitoring and early warning systems, Dr. Uday’s research has transformed disaster management practices, particularly in the Himalayan region.

Expressing gratitude, Dr. Uday highlighted the collective effort of his team and the unwavering support of IIT Mandi, stating, “This award is a testament to our commitment to building disaster-resilient communities. It motivates us to further our mission of saving lives and safeguarding infrastructure.”

The WCDM-DRR Awards, organized by the Disaster Management Initiatives and Convergence Society (DMICS), spotlight leaders in disaster resilience. This year’s event featured policymakers, scientists, and industry experts, fostering dialogue on innovative solutions for disaster management.

Dr. Uday’s achievements underscore the critical role of academia in addressing real-world challenges. His innovative solutions, including IoT-based early warning systems and sustainable construction practices, continue to inspire and empower communities to mitigate disaster risks effectively.

Addressing the conference, Shri V Suresh, Director (Commercial), NMDC Ltd. remarked, “India’s mining sector is the backbone of economic progress and will be pivotal in achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047. Sustainable mining, technological innovation, skill development, policy reforms, and global partnerships will define the future of the industry. Our collective efforts will drive a self-reliant and environmentally responsible mining sector.”

Addressing the conference, Shri N. Balram, Chairman & Managing Director, of SCCL, remarked, “India’s mining industry must evolve with innovation and sustainable policies to support national progress. Strengthening domestic mining capabilities is crucial to reducing dependency on imports and fostering economic resilience.”

Shri P.K. Satpathy, Former Director (Production), NMDC Ltd., stated, “The role of mining in ensuring India’s industrial and infrastructure growth cannot be overstated. By integrating advanced technology and responsible resource practices, we can unlock new opportunities in the critical mining sector as well.”

Shri A.K. Shukla, Former CMD, HCL, added, “Future-ready mining involves not only technological enhancements but also a strong focus on environmental responsibility and social commitment. We must work towards achieving global benchmarks in sustainability.”

Shri B. Surender Mohan, Former CMD, NLC India Ltd. Addressed the gathering and congratulated MEAI for taking the initiative to organize the National Seminar with a very relevant topic and a very right time.

The event concluded with a felicitation ceremony recognizing the contributions of key professionals in the mining sector, acknowledging their role in driving innovation and sustainable practices. On the 2nd day of the event, MEAI Hyderabad Chapter honored Late S. K. Verma, Former Head of Project of DIOM Complex of NMDC Ltd.; Shri P. K. Satpathy, Former Director (Production) of NMDC; Shri A. K. Shukla, Former Chairman and Managing Director (CMD), Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) Shri B. Ram Mohan, Former Regional Controller of Mines, Bangalore Region, Indian Bureau of Mines; Shri V Balakoti Reddy, Director BGR Mining & Infra Limited; for their invaluable contributions to the mining industry.

Addressing the gathering on the first day of the event, Shri Joydeep Dasgupta, Director (Production), NMDC Ltd., emphasized, “The mining industry remains the backbone of national progress, playing a pivotal role in economic development. The Hyderabad Chapter’s efforts in bringing together industry stalwarts for knowledge exchange are commendable. At NMDC, we are committed to expanding mining capacity while ensuring eco-friendly and sustainable operations. Encouraging young talent to join the mining sector is crucial for India’s future growth.”

Dr S K Sinha, Head of Mine Planning & Chief of ISO NMDC Ltd. presented the summary report of the National Seminar and a few key takeaways of the National Seminar for Mining in India’s Future: –

1. Sustainable Mining Practices
One of the most pressing concerns in the mining sector today is sustainability. As we extract valuable minerals from the earth, we must be equally mindful of the environmental impact. The future of mining must be rooted in practices that promote ecological balance and minimize degradation. Implementing cutting-edge technologies, such as automation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics, will help us improve efficiency while reducing waste and energy consumption. We must also prioritize the reclamation and rehabilitation of mined lands and ensure that water and air quality standards are met.

2. Technological Innovation and Research
As India strives to become a global leader in mining, we must focus on innovation. The mining sector in India must embrace modern technologies like automation, AI, machine learning, and robotics to improve productivity and safety in mining operations. With advancements in exploration techniques, we can unlock untapped mineral reserves, including rare earth elements, which are critical for green technologies and electronic goods. By investing in research and development, we can introduce innovative methods to extract minerals more efficiently and with less environmental impact.

3. Skilled Workforce Development
No sector can thrive without skilled human capital. As we look toward a Bikshit Bharat, we need to invest in skill development and training programs for our mining workforce. This involves equipping the next generation with the knowledge and skills required to manage sophisticated mining operations and apply the latest technologies. India must establish world-class training institutes and collaborate with international players to ensure that the workforce is not only job-ready but also future-ready.

4. Policy Reforms and Regulatory Framework

A clear and supportive policy environment is essential for fostering growth in the mining sector. The National Mineral Policy, which aims to address regulatory challenges and encourage responsible mining, is an important step forward. However, further reforms are needed to simplify the licensing process, increase transparency, and ensure fair distribution of mineral resources. A stable and transparent regulatory framework will provide greater investor confidence and promote private sector participation in the mining industry. Additionally, we must ensure that mining activities benefit local communities, with special attention to land rights, environmental safeguards, and corporate social responsibility.

5. Global Partnerships and Trade
As we progress towards 2047, India’s mining sector must strengthen its global partnerships. The world is becoming more interdependent, and our mineral resources will continue to be in high demand for industries such as electronics, renewable energy, and infrastructure. By fostering international collaborations, India can enhance its access to global markets, develop strategic mineral reserves, and attract foreign investment into the mining sector. Our trade relations must evolve to make India a key supplier of not only minerals but also mining expertise and technology.

Minerals are not just raw materials; they are the building blocks of our future economy. Whether it’s the steel industry, which powers infrastructure development, the energy sector, which is driving the transition to renewable energy, or the technology industry, which depends on rare earth minerals, mining has a direct link to every aspect of modern life. For Bikshit Bharat, we must ensure that our mining sector contributes to the nation’s development in a balanced and sustainable manner. By focusing on the areas mentioned above, we will be able to fuel economic growth, create jobs, ensure energy security, and promote a cleaner, greener future.

India’s commitment to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2070, as announced at COP26, further underscores the importance of sustainable mining. The minerals needed for clean energy technologies—such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel for batteries, or copper and aluminum for electrical infrastructure—must be sourced responsibly to support our green goals.

The discussions and insights gathered during the conference highlighted the importance of sustainable mining practices, technological innovation, workforce development, policy reforms, and global collaborations. Responsible resource management and the adoption of AI-driven technologies emerged as essential factors for modernizing the mining industry. Emphasis was placed on skill development to prepare the workforce for future challenges. Regulatory simplifications and transparent policies were recognized as key enablers for growth. Strengthening international partnerships will position India as a global leader in the mining sector. With a collective commitment from industry leaders and policymakers, the conference set the roadmap for achieving a resilient, self-sufficient, and sustainable mining industry on the line of Viksit Bharat by 2047.

In conclusion, the mining sector in India is at the crossroads of tremendous opportunity. As we move towards Bikshit Bharat 2047, we must harness our mineral wealth in a way that benefits the nation, the environment, and future generations. This seminar has provided us with invaluable insights into the challenges and opportunities ahead, and I am confident that with the collective effort of the government, industry leaders, and citizens, we will be able to achieve the vision of a prosperous, self-reliant, and sustainable India.

Let us take inspiration from the National Seminar and work together, hand in hand, to unlock the full potential of India’s mining sector and pave the way for a brighter, greener, and more prosperous future.

Shriram Life Insurance co-sponsored the Hyderabad Runners Marathon held at the University of Hyderabad on 16th Feb, emphasizing the importance of health and financial security. The company, known for its commitment to safeguarding lives, extended its mission beyond financial protection by promoting fitness and well-being. The event saw enthusiastic participation of Shriram Employees reflecting dedication to fostering a healthier and more secure future for all.

Mumbai, India, 19 February 2025: Colliers’ Q4 2024 APAC Cap Rates report found consumer spending surged during the Q4 festive season, benefiting the retail sector in various markets including Auckland, China, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Bengaluru.

In Bengaluru, the commercial supply was well behind uptake resulting in lower vacancy while Mumbai’s office supply has increased sixfold year-on-year but was still below the uptake in 2024 resulting in a strong market.

In Bengaluru, along the main business corridors rental and capital rates for Grade A commercial offices witnessed significant upward movement. Outer Ring Road (ORR), North Bengaluru, and Whitfield saw a higher volume of Grade A floorplate transactions due to availability and specifications resulting in range-bound cap rates between 8.0% – 8.5%.

The commercial uptake in Mumbai has witnessed a strong YoY improvement in 2024, with demand growth in the last quarter being the highest during the year. However, the increased supply kept the rental increases in check except for certain micro-markets as more options became available.

“Further, Bengaluru has witnessed improved transaction volumes in organized retail, with rising capital values in high street areas attributed to increased consumer activity during the festival season, leading to higher revenue shares. In Mumbai, industrial transaction volume has been slightly lower on a YoY basis. However, the supply has increased in the market by 15% in Mumbai. Based on this, cap rates have been stable in Q4 2024. CPI inflation jumped significantly to 5.22% in December 2024, with the preceding 3-month average at 5.63%. This increase in inflation is attributed to the significant growth in urban inflation from Q3 2024.” says Ajay Sharma, Managing Director, Valuation Services, Colliers India.

As per the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, Knowledge creation and research are critical to growing and sustaining a large and vibrant economy, uplifting society, and continuously inspiring a nation to achieve even greater heights. Research is needed to tackle the challenges of climate change, population dynamics, and management, expanding the digital marketplace, and the rise of AI/ML. High-quality interdisciplinary research is the need of the hour that must be done in India and simply cannot be imported or adapted if India is to become a leader.

MDI Gurgaon is known for its excellence in research with several notable alumni serving the industry and academia in this spirit. Scholars are working in the areas of Diversity & Inclusion, Industry 5.0, and Sustainability to develop new theoretical frameworks that can be adopted by practice to come out with new solutions. India is also facing a shortage of qualified faculty members in its top universities and management institutions. A report from the HRD Ministry revealed a large number of vacant faculty positions in IITs, IIMs, and other government-funded institutes. Meanwhile, 40% of faculty positions are vacant in-state public universities.

While a strong academic foundation is crucial, a PhD is often the defining factor in securing a faculty position. NEP 2020 has enabled such guidelines to encourage bold experiments that will help accelerate India’s STEM journey. UGC now encourages undergraduates to take up a PhD in any area of their choice, irrespective of their UG degree.

While a PhD is often associated with academia, its value, particularly in management research, extends far beyond university walls.

A PhD isn’t simply a ticket to becoming a professor; it opens doors to a wealth of opportunities. Think of prestigious consulting firms, influential multinational corporations, cutting-edge research organizations, and impactful government advisory roles. Why? Because a PhD in management equips you with highly developed problem-solving, analytical, and leadership skills – skills that are incredibly sought after across diverse industries.

But the benefits go even deeper. A management PhD provides the unparalleled opportunity to drive innovation in business practices, contribute meaningfully to sustainable business, and play a critical role in shaping public policy and global business strategies. It’s about becoming a leader in your field, impacting real-world change, and pushing the boundaries of management knowledge. In short, a management PhD isn’t just a degree; it’s a powerful platform for making a real difference.

Hyderabad, 18th February 2025: Tenali Double Horse Group – the house of authentic and premium quality culinary essentials; as part of its initiative to foray abroad with an aggressive global expansion plans, participated in Gulfood 2025, the world’s largest annual food and beverage trade exhibition, held at the Dubai World Trade Centre. After successfully showcasing its products at INDUSFOOD 2025 in January at Greater Noida, the brand now marks its second consecutive participation at Gulfood, reaffirming its commitment to reaching international markets and introducing Indian food heritage to a global audience.

Beyond the expo, Tenali Double Horse is also making significant strides in the Middle Eastern market with the establishment of its newly launched office in Dubai. This move marks a strategic step towards expanding distribution, building strong local partnerships, and reaching new customer segments across the region. Our goal is simple—to cross international borders and take our legacy forward. With Gulfood and our Dubai office, we are unlocking more doors to new horizons, added Shri Mohan Shyam Prasad, CMD of Tenali Double Horse Group.

During his visit to the Tenali Double Horse stall at the prestigious Gulfood 2025 Expo, Shri Chirag Paswan, Hon’ble Cabinet Minister for Food Processing Industries, Government of India, experienced the brand’s signature urad laddu, a traditional delicacy crafted with premium-quality ingredients. Delighted by its rich, authentic taste, he remarked, “Delicious and mouth-watering!” The moment was a proud testament to Tenali Double Horse’s unwavering commitment to delivering time-honored flavors that transcend borders, celebrating India’s culinary heritage on a global stage.

This year, Tenali Double Horse has introduced Millets to its Gulfood lineup, recognizing the growing global shift towards healthier food choices. “With nearly 38% of consumers already adapting to millets, it is clear that the world is moving towards more sustainable and nutritious options. We are here to be a part of that transformation, said Shri Mohan Shyam Prasad. The inclusion of millet-based products aligns with the brand’s mission to offer a perfect balance between tradition and innovation.

As Tenali Double Horse continues its journey from Rural to Global, the brand remains focused on innovation, integration, and customer-centric growth. With a strong presence in India and expanding footprints worldwide, the company is committed to bringing high-quality, health-focused food products to every corner of the world. Visitors at Gulfood 2025 are invited to experience the essence of India’s finest offerings at the Tenali Double Horse stall, where tradition meets excellence.

New Delhi, 18th February 2025 – Bharat Tex 2025 is not just a textile exhibition; but a testament to India’s rich heritage and forward-thinking approach to sustainability, which is also an integral theme of the event. The focus on sustainability at Bharat Tex 2025 is a conscious effort to redefine the future of the textile industry. The Ministry of Textiles, through its various initiatives, is actively promoting sustainable practices, with upcycling emerging as a key solution to tackle textile waste. This effort is further strengthened by the introduction of certification for upcyclers, ensuring that their work receives the recognition and support it deserves.

The Ministry is taking concrete steps to support upcycling at a national level. Through its statutory body, the Textiles Committee, the Ministry has introduced a certification system for upcycles. This initiative is designed to provide formal recognition to artisans and entrepreneurs who transform textile waste into valuable products. The certification process ensures that upcycled products meet quality and sustainability standards, making them more accessible to Government and private sector buyers. By promoting certified upcyclers, the Ministry aims to integrate sustainable practices into mainstream textile production, benefiting both the environment and the artisans involved. To further support upcyclers, the Ministry has launched an online dashboard that showcases a state-wise list of registered upcyclers. This platform provides visibility to artisans and helps connect them with potential buyers, ensuring that their work receives the appreciation and market access it deserves.

One of the most significant aspects of this initiative is the inclusion of upcycling in the Sustainability & Innovation Pavilion, also known as Vastra Katha. This dedicated space within Bharat Tex 2025 serves as a platform for upcyclers to showcase their creativity and craftsmanship. By bringing together artisans, entrepreneurs, and policymakers, Vastra Katha aims to highlight the importance of sustainable practices and encourage collaboration in the industry.

Another notable feature is Fabrics of India, which is a tribute to India’s textile legacy. This is an awe-inspiring upcycled installation that embodies the essence of sustainability, women’s empowerment, and India’s vibrant textile diversity. Fabrics of India is a breathtaking tapestry of colors, textures, and patterns that showcase the vast variety of fabrics produced across the country. However, beyond its aesthetic appeal, this installation carries a deeper meaning. It is made entirely from discarded fabric scraps collected from different households and communities, stitched together by skilled women artisans. Each piece represents a story, a tradition, and a craft that has been passed down through generations.

The installation draws inspiration from traditional Indian techniques like appliqué, Kantha, and dori embroidery—art forms that have long embraced the concept of upcycling. These methods, practiced for centuries, have allowed Indian artisans to breathe new life into old fabrics, turning them into functional and decorative pieces. In many ways, Fabrics of India is not just an art piece but a tribute to these time-honored sustainable practices. This wall of upcycled fabric also symbolizes India’s unity in diversity. Just like the people of India, each piece of fabric is unique in its color, design, and texture. Yet, when brought together, they form a seamless whole—an artwork that reflects the collective spirit of the nation.

A unique aspect of Fabrics of India is the role of women artisans in bringing this vision to life. Each fabric scrap in the installation has been handcrafted by rural women, many of whom rely on textile work as their primary source of livelihood. By participating in this initiative, these women are not only preserving traditional crafts but also gaining financial independence.

By upcycling textile waste, these women are helping to reduce environmental impact while ensuring that traditional crafts remain relevant in the modern textile landscape. Their work is not only an artistic expression but also a step toward a more sustainable and inclusive future.

New Delhi, 18 February 2025: BattRE Electric Mobility, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer, today unveiled its latest offering – the LOEV+, a high-performance electric scooter designed to meet the demands of modern urban commuters. With a combination of advanced battery technology, cutting-edge safety features, and a sleek design, the LOEV+ sets a new benchmark in the electric mobility space.

The LOEV+ is powered by an advanced 2kWh Amaron battery, coupled with a 13-amp charger. Both the battery and charger are IP67-rated, offering exceptional water and dust resistance. The battery uses premium 21700 cells (5Ah), ensuring long-lasting performance, while a quick-charging capability allows the battery to be fully charged in just 2 hours and 50 minutes. The LOEV+ comes with a 3-year warranty on both the battery and charger, giving users peace of mind and reliability.

Safety remains a top priority for BattRE, and the LOEV+ incorporates several innovative features, including a combined disc-brake system, 180mm ground clearance, and a parking switch to prevent accidental acceleration while the scooter is parked. Additionally, a saree guard ensures enhanced safety for pillion riders.

The LOEV+ also boasts advanced rider assistance features such as Cruise Control, Hill Hold Assist, and a fully CAN-enabled communication system. These technologies improve ride stability, comfort, and overall user experience.

Beyond performance, the LOEV+ stands out with its sporty and minimalist design. Featuring 12-inch alloy wheels, LED dual lamps for improved visibility, and a choice of five premium colors – Starlight Blue, Stormy Grey, Ice Blue, Midnight Black, and Pearl White – the LOEV+ is as stylish as it is practical.

“It is not only the most affordable high-speed scooter in the country but also one of the most feature-packed scooters, powered by the most advanced battery from Amaron,” said Nishchal Chaudhary, CEO & Managing Director of BattRE Electric Mobility. “This scooter is designed with the future of urban commuting in mind, combining top-tier performance, safety, and design. We believe it will play a pivotal role in the transition towards sustainable mobility.”

The BattRE LOEV+ offers three riding modes—Eco Mode (35 km/h top speed, 90 km range), Comfort Mode (48 km/h top speed, 75 km range), and Sports Mode (60 km/h top speed, 60 km range). The scooter also features smart connectivity via an informative speedometer displaying key details such as distance to empty (DTE) and state of charge (SoC).