Auto makers today are adopting disruptive technologies and processes to boost productivity and improve quality. India is rightfully on the path to become a global auto manufacturing hub, says P Srinivasavaradhan.

Motor India has recorded total retail sales of 1,518 units in March 2020 as against 1,376 units sold in the preceding month. The automobile manufacturer currently sells two vehicles – MG Hector and MG ZS EV – in the country.

With lot of good initiatives been taken by the auto sector on the sustainability front is expected to boost usage of green technology and rise in clean fuel technologies in India.

The association will create a taskforce to evaluate the possibility of manufacturing facemasks, hand-sanitisers by component manufacturers.

This workshop aimed to help in skill development required to kickstart NITI Aayog’s National Mission for Advanced Battery Manufacturing.

Indian Automotive Industry is one of the fastest growing in the world. In global ranking, Indian Automotive Industry has gone several notches up in the last one decade and currently counts as the fourth largest in the world.

Coronavirus, which started in Wuhan (China), has resulted in shutting down of factories, impacting the global auto industry due to short supply of Chinese components.

Varroc Group, the tier 1 supplier to auto OEMs, today is the second largest auto component manufacturer in India.

In the recent past, Government has come out with many stringent regulations like the new emission standards which prescribe the engine to be highly efficient and new crash-test standards which dictate that vehicles to undergo tests for full-frontal, offset-frontal and side impact tests to get the certification.