Schaeffler India to Showcase Next-Generation Mobility Solutions at SIAT 2026

Schaeffler India Limited will participate in SIAT 2026, presenting a range of automotive technologies designed for India's evolving vehicle market. The company's exhibition space is located at Hall Zone D, Booths 341 and 348.

The display will feature electrification solutions including drives, motors, and modules, alongside powertrain technologies for internal combustion engines and hybrid vehicles. Additional exhibits include chassis components, sensors, fuel delivery systems, and bearing solutions for next-generation vehicles.

According to Viswanathan Sambasivam, Division Head for Powertrain and Chassis India, the event provides a platform to demonstrate mobility solutions for the Indian market. He noted the company's focus on partnerships with original equipment manufacturers, technology transfer, and local value creation.

Omkar Kulkarni, Division Head for E-Mobility India, emphasized the importance of India as an engineering hub. He stated that local teams are working with customers on design and development activities specific to the Indian market.

Schaeffler executives will participate in technical sessions during the three-day event. Madhurisha Vippatoori, Chief Technical Officer, will chair the Testing and Evaluation track on January 28. Deepak Kasturi, Head of Innovation India for System Engineering and Advanced Development, will present on Euro 7 emissions monitoring standards during the Emission Measurement and Control Technology session on January 30.

Harsha Kadam, CEO and Managing Director of Schaeffler India Limited, stated that the company works with automotive customers across multiple powertrain types. He referenced commitments to electrification, clean mobility, and sustainability in manufacturing.

The company's participation at SIAT 2026 aligns with its stated objectives of engineering innovation, advanced technology development, collaborative partnerships with automotive sector stakeholders, and sustainable manufacturing practices.