Risiq EV Solutions
Independent, engineering-grade EV battery-health certification
Ethiopia became the first country in the world to ban the import of petrol and diesel cars, and its EV fleet has grown from under 10,000 vehicles in 2023 to roughly 115,000 today. But for an EV, the odometer tells you almost nothing — the battery quietly loses capacity to heat, fast-charging, and hard use, and it represents 40–50% of the vehicle's value.
Risiq EV Solutions, a Risiq Tech initiative, issues independent, physics-based battery-health certificates for Ethiopia's locked, imported EV fleet — including Chinese models whose battery computers are encrypted and inaccessible over the standard diagnostic port. Rather than reading the battery's own, sometimes optimistic, self-report, we run a controlled charge at the car's charging socket and measure the real energy flowing in — a method that works on any EV, regardless of brand or lock status.
Every test produces a signed, tamper-evident, QR-verifiable certificate: a measured State-of-Health percentage, usable capacity, estimated range, and a clear A–D grade — turning an invisible battery into a number insurers, banks, importers, and government agencies can underwrite, lend against, and trust.