Job Title: Business Development Manager - Lithium-ion Battery (Electric Vehicles)
Position Overview:
The Business Development Manager for Lithium-ion Battery will be responsible for driving business
growth and expansion within the electric vehicle OEM sector, specifically focusing on Delhi NCR.
This role involves developing and maintaining relationships with 2W, 3W, and E-Rickshaw customers,
creating and executing business plans, and managing the entire sales process from customer mapping to
post-sales activities.
Key Responsibilities:
Business Development:
Identify and target electric vehicle OEMs in the North India region.
Develop and implement strategies for expanding the lithium-ion battery business.
Customer Relationship Management:
Build and maintain solid relationships with 2W, 3W, and E-Rickshaw customers.
Understand customer requirements and provide tailored solutions.
Business Planning:
Prepare comprehensive business plans to achieve sales and growth targets.
Conduct market research and analysis to identify opportunities and threats.
RFQ Generation:
Generate Request for Quotation (RFQ) documents from potential customers.
Collect all necessary information, including Statement of Requirements (SOR) and drawings.
Product Feasibility:
Collaborate with the technology team to assess product feasibility.
Prepare techno-commercial proposals for customers.
Negotiations and Acquisitions:
Negotiate terms and conditions with customers.
Secure Letters of Intent (LOI) and acquire new customers.
Prototype Sampling and Trials:
Coordinate the development and delivery of prototype battery samples.
Oversee trial installations and ensure customer satisfaction.
Pre-Sales and Post-Sales Support:
Collaborate with the sales and service teams to provide pre-sales and post-sales support.
Address customer inquiries and issues promptly.
📌 Business Development Manager, Delhi
🏢 Corporate Stalwarts
📍 Delhi
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