TSUYO Manufacturing Shows New Motor and Drivetrain Options for Electric 3 Wheelers

By Mahender Singh | Published Date : February 17, 2026

TSUYO Manufacturing launches new motor and drivetrain solutions for electric 3 wheelers and LCVs, including Gen 3.0 IPM motors and India’s first AMT system.

Electric 3 wheelers are now part of daily life in many cities. You can see them carrying passengers, vegetables, parcels and many other goods. Because usage is increasing, companies are trying to improve the heart of these vehicles, which is the motor and drivetrain. TSUYO Manufacturing has now come forward with a new portfolio for electric 3 wheelers and light commercial vehicles.

The company says these products are built while keeping Indian road conditions in mind. Heat, traffic, overload and long working hours are common here, so parts need to be strong and practical.

Gen 3.0 Motor Setup

Table of Contents

1. Gen 3.0 Motor Setup

2. AMT for Electric 3 Wheelers

3. Focus on Reducing Imports

4. Built by Industry Experience

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One of the main updates is the Gen 3.0 IPM motor with a new controller design. The company claims it offers better heat control and longer life. The controller uses MOSFET technology to support higher performance needs.

In normal words, this means the vehicle can run in a more stable way, even when it is carrying load. For small business owners using loading autos or passenger 3 wheelers, reliability is very important. If the vehicle stops, income also stops.

The company also says maintenance is simpler in this setup. That can reduce service trouble for operators.

AMT for Electric 3 Wheelers

TSUYO has also introduced what it calls India’s first AMT system for electric 3 wheelers. Usually AMT is seen in petrol or diesel vehicles, so this step is a bit different.

With this system, even lower power motors can work in a better way. It helps in climbing slopes and improves load carrying ability. Range can also improve depending on usage. For electric 3 wheelers working in crowded markets or small towns, this may be useful in daily work.

Focus on Reducing Imports

The company also revealed a patented magnet-less synchronous reluctance motor. This move is aimed at reducing dependence on imported rare-earth materials. It also matches the Atma Nirbhar Bharat idea of local manufacturing.

For L3 and Mini-L5 vehicles, a flat tube axle with a common gear interface has been introduced. This design increases load capacity and makes parts management easier for manufacturers.

Built by Industry Experience

TSUYO Manufacturing started in 2020 and was founded by professionals with more than 15 years of industry experience. The company supplies motors, drives, converters, gearboxes, axles and e-axle systems for different types of electric vehicles.

Electric mobility in India is still growing step by step. With these new developments, TSUYO seems to be focusing on practical improvements instead of only big announcements. How much impact it creates in the electric 3 wheelers and LCV segment will become clear over time.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Commercial Vehicles

1. What is TSUYO’s new offering for electric 3 wheelers?

Ans: TSUYO has introduced Gen 3.0 IPM motors, advanced controllers and India’s first AMT system for improved performance and reliability.

2. How does the new AMT system help electric 3 wheelers?

Ans: It allows lower-power motors to handle heavier loads, improve gradeability and increase vehicle range in daily use.

3. What vehicles benefit from TSUYO’s new technology?

Ans: Electric 3 wheelers, loading autos, mini trucks, pickups and LCVs operating in Indian conditions.

4. How does TSUYO support local manufacturing?

Ans: The company introduced a patented magnet-less synchronous reluctance motor to reduce dependence on imported rare-earth materials.

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