Quietly but steadily, India is playing a growing role in the global quest for autonomous electric vehicles. Engifreers based in India are estimated to be writing roughly 35 per cent of the 100 million lines of codes required to develop one fully driverless car for global vehicle makers.
On the key role being played by India, Karthikeyan Natarajan, engineering R&D council chair of NASSCOM and chief operating officer of Cyient said global auto Tier 1 companies already have over 50,00055,000 software engineers working in India while OEMs have another 25,000 engineers.
“Service providers to these companies have also hired 40,000 software engineers only for the requirement of automotive software. At least 35 per cent of the 100 million lines of code for making an autonomous car is being done by Indian engineers in the country,” said Natarajan.
Of this software work, Natarajan said 50-60 per cent of it is on safety and on the car features at different stages from L2 to L5, namely, from partial driving automation to full automation.
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