Fully geared up to support ICE, hybrid and electric vehicles
In order to reduce emission and to be committed to the environmental goals, the Government has prescribed norms such as Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFÉ), Faster Adoption & Manufacturing go Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme and Bharat Stage VI (BS VI) to bring India at par with the rest of the world. Establishing such emission standards and norms will bring transformative changes in the Indian automobile industry. While there is no doubt that electric vehicles and hybrids will continue to grow, there is ample room for improving the efficiency of ICEs.
Schaeffler, a leading global automotive and industrial component supplier, provides a range of solutions that not only improves the powertrain performance and efficiency but also increases the reliability and safety. The company believes that globally 30 per cent of cars produced in 2030 would be using all-electric drive systems and 70 per cent will still have some form of ICE, either as the sole power source or in combination with an electric motor as in a hybrid.
In an exclusive conversation with MOTORINDIA on the sidelines of SIAT 2019 in Pune, Mr. Dharmesh Arora, CEO, Schaeffler India, shares his observations about the company’s technological strengths, being ‘One Entity – Schaeffler India’ and growth prospects.
On the merger of INA Bearings India and LuK India with Schaeffler India
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GARAGE EQUIPMENT
VECV delivers 50 CNG buses to PMPML in Pune
VEHICLE ZONE
Lucas TVS chosen as one of India's best workplaces in auto industry
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Bridgestone drives Saabri Logistics' advancement with top-notch end-to-end tyre management
It is never easy for a fleet operator to strike the right balance between tight revenues and rising fuel and parts’ costs. However, if chosen wisely, important elements such as tyres can help in business advancement. Rajesh Rajgor finds this to be true in the case of Saabri Logistics
ZF to invest Euro 200 million as part of ‘Refresh India' strategy
ZF has announced a significant investment of around Euro 200 million as part of a strategic consolidation of its business domains with renewed impetus to drive growth in the Indian market over the next decade.
Chasing records, making roads, with Tata trucks
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IPL-Shaw JV for DEF solutions takes flight!
Commenting on this development, Gautam Venkataramani, Director, IPL Shaw Solutions India, said, “India Pistons Limited’s customer experience, local manufacturing strength over 60+ years with research and development and application engineering expertise will be used to provide DEF system solutions with light-weighting, performance-oriented approach leading to CAFE focus.”
What COVID has taught the resilient auto retail industry
In this special Guest Column, Vinkesh Gulati, President, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA), shares his observations and views on how the Indian automotive retail sector has weathered the COVID storm and the key learnings and takeaways from the experience
“Cautiously optimistic on growth as COVID continues, emphasis on strong exports and aftermarket” - Vinnie Mehta
Contributing more than 6% to the nation’s GDP as per reports in April 2021, the Indian automotive industry in its entirety provides employment to about ‘37 million people’.
