Vector Informatik India opens new regional office in Bangalore

Vector Informatik India, which develops embedded electronics for automotive and related industries, recently opened a new office in Marathahalli, Bangalore to accommodate rapid growth and support its customers in the southern India region.

In addition to the corporate headquarters in Pune, Maharashtra, the new office space doubles the office footprint and supports the company’s growth strategy. Vector offers a professional platform of tools, software components and services for developing embedded systems in automotive, commercial vehicles, aerospace, transportation, and control technology industries.

“The decision to expand our presence in Bangalore was a logical step in our business growth strategy,” said Brahmanand Patil, managing director, Vector Informatik India. “The Bangalore office allows us to be closer to our customer base of OEMs, Tier 1 and service organisations in the southern region and support them with their challenges. The office has a dedicated team of sales, technical and support professionals who are better placed to support the customers with all their needs.”

Vector Informatik India is a 100 percent subsidiary of Vector Informatik GmbH and is headquartered at Pune with offices in Bangalore, where more than 40 technical experts and subject matter specialists support OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers and also provide customised solutions as per their development and testing needs.

Vector Informatik is the leading manufacturer of software tools and embedded components for the development of electronic systems and their networking with many different systems from CAN to automotive Ethernet. The company has been a partner of automotive manufacturers and suppliers and related industries since 1988. Vector worldwide currently employs more than 1,800 people with sales of 414 million euros in 2016. With its headquarters in Germany (Stuttgart), Vector has subsidiaries in the USA, Japan, France, Great Britain, Italy, Austria, Sweden, South Korea, India, China, and Brazil.