Valeo SA, the $3.4 billion French automotive systems company, expects regulatory changes in India to play a crucial role in boosting demand for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) by 2026-27 and significantly help expand the $150-million market, as adoption reaches mass scale.
Jayakumar G., president and managing director of Valeo India, said by 2026-27, at least two essential features—driver monitoring system and autonomous braking—are expected to come under regulation. He expects these regulations to accelerate widespread adoption of additional ADAS technologies, which are currently limited to high-end vehicles.
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