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My first Podcast on Drivecore story and Rare earth free motors evolution
My first technical podcast. Thank you, Bandhan Goyal, for hosting me for such a thoughtful conversation on your podcast. I truly enjoyed discussing my journey, DriveCore Emobility Systems Private Limited mission, and India's opportunity to lead in rare-earth-free EV motor technology. I hope this conversation inspires more engineers, entrepreneurs, and innovators to build globally competitive EV technologies from India. 🇮🇳 → Why rare earth magnets are a geopolitical risk, an
Murali krishna
Jul 11 min read
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36,000 strong today, and feeling incredibly grateful. 🙏🚀
Thank you to everyone who reads, comments, shares, and contributes their knowledge. Every interaction has helped grow this platform into a valuable space for EV and motor enthusiasts. Grateful beyond words. 🙏 What has been the most valuable EV or Electric motor topic you've learned from this community? Drop your choice in the comments (or suggest your own topic). 👇 I'd love to hear your thoughts. #ElectricVehicles #LinkedinCommunity #EVs #ElectricMotors #FutureMobility #Bu
Murali krishna
Jun 221 min read
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I find the EV industry evolution fascinating.
I think thermal engineering will become one of the hottest skills in the EV industry. Here's why. Every watt of heat generated is Energy that does not reach the wheels. When we talk about EVs, we often focus on Batteries, Motors, and software. But thermal engineering sits Right in the middle of all three. Thermal engineering directly impacts Battery life, Safety, motor performance, And inverter reliability. As EV power density levels increase and charging speeds get faster, M
Murali krishna
Jun 141 min read
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I genuinely feel this is one of the most-Exciting times to enter the EV industry.
The sector is not just building new vehicles. It is creating entirely new engineering career paths. Ten years ago, very few students planned careers around EV technology. Today, the industry is actively looking for talent in: • Electric motors • Power electronics • Battery systems • Embedded software • Thermal engineering • Vehicle controls The interesting part is that EVs are bringing mechanical, electrical, electronics, and software engineering closer than ever before. The
Murali krishna
May 281 min read
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