Understanding ICAT Certification
ICAT (International Centre for Automotive Technology) is the premier automotive testing and certification agency in India. Every electric vehicle sold in India must be ICAT certified.
What ICAT Tests
1. Safety Standards
2. Battery Safety
3. Performance Standards
4. Environmental Standards
Why ICAT Matters for You
Legal Compliance: Without ICAT certification, an EV cannot be legally sold or ridden on Indian roads.
Safety Assurance: ICAT testing ensures the vehicle won't catch fire, the brakes will work, and the electrical systems are safe.
Insurance Coverage: Only ICAT certified vehicles can be insured.
Resale Value: Certified vehicles retain better resale value.
Bhoomi's Commitment to Safety
Every single one of our 19+ models is ICAT certified. We don't cut corners on safety. Our certification numbers are verifiable and our testing reports are available on request.
Non-RTO Light EV Category — No Licence Required
Bhoomi's ICAT certified light EVs fall under the category that doesn't require a driving license, registration, or road tax in most Indian states. This makes them accessible to everyone from 16-year-old students to senior citizens.
Verify Before You Buy
Always ask for the ICAT certificate number when buying any electric vehicle. If the seller cannot provide it, the vehicle is not road-legal. All Bhoomi dealers can show you the certification documents on request.
