Auto sector is predicting to see a better financial year of 2020-2021, the industry has to combat and battle through current challenges.

On the occasion of the Warrior brand completing two decades in the Indian market, Adesh Kumar Gupta, CEO, Liberty Group is very upbeat about the growth potential of the safety shoe segment.

With Chinese companies entering India due to emergence of electric vehicles (EVs) as India combats the challenge of climate change, emissions and aims to improve its Carbon Footprint; it brings new technology, experience and may help to pace up eMobility campaign of the Government of India.

The automotive battery manufacturers are looking ahead to stabilise demand with implementations of BS VI in April 2020. With this, they are hopeful that neighbouring nations will open new markets for them till the time they venture into the lithium-ion batteries.

In November 2019, Tata Motors opened a futuristic tech center at the Engineering Research Center (ERC) Pune for testing and developing new cutting-edge powertrain solutions for all its products.

Rissala Electric Motors was incorporated in June 2019 with the brand name ‘Evolet’ which was registered in August, 2019.

Indian automotive sector has seen growth in electric vehicle (EV) startups, who are currently spearheading innovations and much needed research over crucial EV components.

With numerous benefits of integrated technology across industries, automotive dealerships across the globe are getting smarter, and are installing technology to collect data and improve their services for products, manufacturers and for their customers.

BorgWarner - a global leader in propulsion system solutions - has three production plants and one technical center in India. With India set to adopt BS VI emission norms, auto component suppliers are looking at huge business opportunities.