Exeliq Tech Solutions, a Noida-based startup specialising in testing and automation solutions for electric vehicles (EVs), automotive and renewable energy applications, has received a Citation of Honour for its contribution to intelligent testing and next-generation manufacturing. The recognition was presented during the launch of the Green Skills and Applied AI Centre of Excellence at Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida.
The citation was presented to Exeliq's co-founders, Rahul Gautam and Prince Agarwal, by Sunil Kumar Sharma, Cabinet Minister for IT and Electronics, Government of Uttar Pradesh. The recognition acknowledges the company's work in developing customised testing and automation systems for emerging industrial and technology-driven sectors.
Exeliq designs and manufactures testing solutions for EV chargers, battery packs, inverters, power supplies, motors and automotive electronics. Its systems help manufacturers validate product performance, improve quality and reliability, and establish consistent testing processes during product development and manufacturing.
From Startup to Engineering Solutions Provider
Founded in 2017 by Rahul Gautam, Sharad Gupta, Prince Agarwal, Rishabh Kanojia and Kumar Ashu, Exeliq was established with a shared vision among five college friends to develop advanced testing and engineering solutions in India. Over the years, the company has evolved into a specialised engineering and technology solutions provider.
It serves customers across automotive, energy, manufacturing, aerospace, defence and other technology-driven sectors. The company combines test instrumentation, embedded systems, power electronics, software and industrial automation to develop solutions for different stages of product development and manufacturing.
Focus on Testing and Manufacturing Efficiency
Exeliq's capabilities include functional and performance testing, end-of-line validation and automated production testing. These solutions help manufacturers improve testing consistency, product traceability and production efficiency while supporting faster product development and reduced time-to-market.
With increasing technological complexity in EVs and renewable energy products, precision testing and automation are becoming important for manufacturers. Reliable testing systems help validate product performance, identify defects and maintain consistent quality standards at scale.
Through its customised solutions, Exeliq aims to support manufacturers in improving product reliability and strengthening quality assurance processes.
Supporting India's Industry 4.0 Transition
The recognition comes as India continues to strengthen its domestic manufacturing capabilities across electric mobility and renewable energy. The adoption of advanced technologies in these sectors is increasing the need for specialised testing systems and automated manufacturing processes.
Exeliq's work aligns with the broader transition towards Industry 4.0, where automation, connected systems and data-driven processes are transforming industrial operations. Its solutions support manufacturers in addressing the evolving requirements of advanced electronics, clean energy and next-generation industrial applications.
Co-Founder Highlights Commitment to Smarter Manufacturing
Commenting on the recognition, Rahul Gautam, Co-founder and Director, Exeliq Tech Solutions, said, “This recognition reinforces our commitment to developing reliable, technology-driven testing and automation solutions for India's evolving manufacturing ecosystem. As the EV and renewable energy sectors grow, we aim to help manufacturers improve product quality, reliability and efficiency through customised testing solutions. We are proud to contribute to India's journey towards smarter manufacturing and Industry 4.0.”
The Citation of Honour recognises Exeliq as a homegrown National Capital Region enterprise contributing to intelligent, automated and data-driven manufacturing. The recognition also highlights the role of domestic technology companies in supporting India's advanced manufacturing ecosystem, particularly as the country expands its focus on electric mobility, clean energy and emerging industrial technologies.