With Earth Day around the corner, Autocar Professional’s annual Green Industry Special (April 1, 2016) has sprouted out from press. The 72-page issue comes packed with refreshing news and features on the eco-friendly advances some Indian companies have made. Here’s looking at some of them.

Federal-Mogul Powertrain and Continental Emitec sense huge opportunity in a BS VI-compliant India 

These two global suppliers are confident that they have what it takes in their product basket to cater to the BS VI emission norms that come into play in 2020. While Federal-Mogul Powertrain exhibited its BS VI-compliant parts at the recent Auto Expo in Delhi, Continental Emitec is set to market its fuel and exhaust management solutions to OEMs in India.

IIT Guwahati connects with industry

Projects currently underway at this technical institute could lead to major indigenization of systems for electric vehicles and also contribute to the Make In India programme.

Interview with Kinetic Green’s Sulajja Firodia Motwani

The CEO of Kinetic Green Energy and Power Solutions on the strategy behind entering the EV market and the plan to ride the wave of green mobility in India.

My Eco Energy’s growth game-plan revealed

After a successful run of retail sales of its Indizel renewable fuel, the company is now gearing up for countrywide expansion.

Maruti Suzuki India’s efforts to develop greener cars

Over the past 6 years, India’s largest carmaker has reduced the level of emissions across its passenger car range.

2016 eBaja proves to be an electrifying contest

Growing number of engineering students plug into SAE India’s eBaja competition to showcase their efforts at electric mobility.

Exclusive interviews

Anuj Kathuria, president – trucks, Ashok Leyland, on new product development, OEM-supplier connect and meeting upcoming BS VI norms.

Chris Reider, vice-president, Global Engineering Packard Electrical/Electronic Architecture, Delphi, on the company's operations, growth dynamics and the business opportunity that is India.

Royal Enfield’s adventurous new model

With its 411cc Himalayan adventure tourer, Royal Enfield has boldly created an all-new segment. But will buyers bite?

Where to buy?

Autocar Professional magazine is available through all good newsagents and for download from Magzster.

You can also buy one-off copies of Autocar Professional magazine – contact Ganesh at ganesh@haymarket.co.in.

Alternatively, never miss an issue – subscribe to Autocar Professional magazine today.