New Delhi, July 3: The government has directed app stores to remove BAT-BMS applications following concerns related to the security and safety of e-rickshaw battery management systems.
Officials said the move is aimed at strengthening oversight of battery management software used in electric three-wheelers, particularly e-rickshaws, which rely heavily on digital battery monitoring systems for safe operation.
The action comes amid concerns that vulnerabilities in such applications could potentially impact battery performance, safety standards, and operational reliability. Authorities are reviewing compliance requirements to ensure that battery management systems meet necessary safety protocols.
The directive is part of broader efforts to regulate digital tools linked to electric mobility and ensure safer adoption of EV technologies across the transport sector.
Further assessments are expected to be carried out to evaluate other similar applications in the ecosystem, with an emphasis on improving cybersecurity and operational safety standards.
Officials have advised stakeholders to comply with regulatory guidelines and ensure that only approved and secure systems are used in electric vehicle operations.
