Pragati Maidan in Delhi was back to its glorious best after a three-year Covid-19-induced hiatus. The exhibition centre was back to halls full of automotive suppliers and aftermarket players as they showed up in full strength. The sentiment was upbeat, having registered a record turnover in FY22 and sustaining the growth momentum. As leading-tier suppliers occupied 60,000 sq. m. of the display area, they set aside masks and so the fears of a resurgence of Covid that plagued China, and was feared to impact the show. It didn’t and so it paved the way for a successful, return edition of the marquee, biennial expo. The call for attaining zero emissions with market-ready solutions was stronger than before.
Nearly 800 plus exhibitors held the fort for over four days between January 12-15, 2023 and drew in a footfall of over 1.15 lakh visitors. The exhibition found a strong representation from seven international pavilions including from the UK, France, Germany, Japan, Poland and South Korea. It was a show of global technology and innovation and set the tone for localisation with India as the global manufacturing front.
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JOHN DEERE'S AUTONOMOUS LEAP
John Deere's CES launches underscore its commitment to real-world customer solutions. It is addressing the critical labour shortage and operational efficiency challenge, writes Upendra Kasbekar.
SUPPLIERS ALIGN WITH OEMS
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As the automotive industry moves towards electrification and intelligent mobility, integrated driveline solutions are a fundamental requirement, writes Upendra Kasbekar.
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MAHLE is undergoing a transformative restructuring as part of its “MAHLE 2030+” strategy, aimed at accelerating its transition towards electrification and thermal management.
ADDON BRAKING SYSTEM FOR SMART CONTROL
Braking technology has evolved beyond just stopping power; it now ensures intelligent control, efficiency, and accident prevention, writes Upendra Kasbekar
COCKPIT ELECTRONICS AND SMART ACCESS
A smaller Indian cockpit electronics market has significant growth potential and requires modernisation. Indian suppliers are ready, writes Ashish Bhatia.
INDIA IS FIGHTING FIT
In 2024, India's defence sector witnessed substantial developments in vehicle modernisation, infrastructure enhancement, and strategic partnerships, writes Ashish Bhatia.
IMTEX 25 SPOTLIGHTS TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES
The Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) was once again the epicentre of technological advancements and industrial collaboration as the Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) successfully concluded the IMTEX, Tooltech & Digital Manufacturing 2025.
UNION BUDGET 2025 TRADE OFF AND GROWTH IMPETUS
The Union Budget 2025, presented amidst a charged parliamentary session, maintained the course for India’s economic future and ended with a surprise forego to boost growth, writes Ashish Bhatia
BRAKE WEAR TESTING: CORRELATION BETWEEN VEHICLE AND DYNAMOMETER TESTING (PART 2 OUT OF 3)
This research focuses on reducing the mileage of open-road brake tests by simulating brake patterns on dynamometers, writes Fabio Squadrani, Senior Manager, Braking Systems in Applus IDIADA.
