In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Anurag Garg, MD & Country Head (India), Vitesco Technologies - formerly the Powertrain Division of Continental - discusses how auto component industry is coping with COVID pandemic and the growth plans of the company.

This acquisition will strengthen Ampere Vehicle’s market positioning as leading E-Mobility business in India.

The recommendations, submitted by FICCI's EV committee to the government, seek immediate support from policymakers to enhance attractiveness for these vehicles.

Tata AutoComp and Tellus will provide various sizes of AC chargers from 3 kW to 11kW for home and residential complexes as well as DC Fast Chargers from 20kW to 300kW

Tripathi brings with him over 16 years of leadership experience in software design, architecture and development with expertise in E-Mobility solutions.

The program had received over 300 entries, out of which, 60 teams were shortlisted in the first round. These teams were provided mentorship by 25 industry experts.

This purchase accounts to another 50 per cent after the first in 2017.

The company bids on increased shift towards personal mobility vehicles post-COVID.

The last three months were difficult for the auto component industry while there is hope for a partial recovery with two- and three-wheeler market and exports. For long, the Indian automotive market experienced slowdown headwinds which were followed by Covid 19. In this article, This article discusses auto component industry challenges and the way ahead.