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Aptiv inaugurates technical centre in Pune
The centre will Focus on research and development operations
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Aptiv Global leadership inaugurating the Pune facility / Image-Aptiv
Aptiv, an Irish-American automotive technology supplier, has recently opened a new state-of-the-art technical centre in Pune which will play a key role in shaping the future of mobility in India and around the world, the firm said in an official statement.
“India is a thriving economy with great growth potential and a highly skilled talent pool, making it an attractive market for expansion and investment, “said Mattias Carlsson, vice president, of global engineering, connection systems and Electrical Distribution Systems, Aptiv.
“The new technical centre in Pune demonstrates Aptiv’s commitment to expanding its footprint in India. With our enhanced manufacturing, engineering, and technological capabilities, we are serving leading OEMs in India and playing a key role in fulfilling the growing business needs of our global customers,” he added.
According to a news release, the Aptiv Technical Centre in Pune will be a leading Engineering Center of Excellence in the area due to its emphasis on R&D. The expanding team of hundreds of engineers will oversee all stages of the product development process by utilizing state-of-the-art mechanical, system, and component design and simulation, as well as product verification, tools.
“It is exciting to see the continued growth of Aptiv India in the Asia Pacific region and the vital player we have become in the global automotive industry landscape since establishing our presence in India nearly three decades ago. The new facility brings together Aptiv’s broad range of technology, innovation, and capabilities in a modern environment strategically designed to accommodate the needs of its future workforce,” said Amitabh Mathur, president and managing director, of Aptiv India and ASEAN.
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