New Indian E-Mobility Centre
08 October 2020
Automotive technology company GKN Automotive is joining forces with Tata Technologies, a global engineering and product development digital services company, to establish and set up an advanced global e-mobility software engineering centre in India.
The new centre, based in Bengaluru, will use Tata Technology’s expertise in electric and embedded systems and its ability to attract India’s software engineering talent. A recruitment drive has now started to develop GKN Automotive’s next-generation e-Drive technologies.
Once established and fully operational it will become a dedicated GKN Automotive facility.
Liam Butterworth, chief executive officer, GKN Automotive said:“This is a crucial milestone for GKN Automotive. Working with Tata Technologies is essential in helping us establish this centre in India and draw upon the world-class software engineering talent there.
“Our e-Drive technologies have already put us in a market-leading position but this programme will help us accelerate our growth , expanding and improving our products and widening our customer base. We are excited about our collaboration with Tata Technologies in an increasingly electrified future.”
Warren Harris, Managing Director and CEO of Tata Technologies said:“Tata Technologies, with a vision of ‘engineering a better world’ enables global OEMs and Tier 1s manufacture and realise better products through its product design and engineering capabilities. This collaboration with GKN Automotive will significantly contribute towards the development of the next-generation of electric vehicles that are sustainable and help us achieve a greener world.”
Following delays brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the new software engineering centre was completed in just six months and houses a design studio and laboratories. By the end of the year it will be home to over 100 engineers and support staff.
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