Bosch aims to double India contribution to global mobility biz by 2030
While India presently contributes 5% to Bosch's global mobility business, with a strong 3x-4x growth anticipation in the total addressable mobility market in India, it aims to double its contribution to global revenues by 2030.
As the mobility industry transitions towards a sustainable future, global Tier-1 major Bosch is adopting a technology-agnostic approach towards carbon neutrality. The company is is gearing to offer solutions across all propulsion technologies, depending upon specific market requirements.
While India presently contributes 5% to Bosch's global mobility business, with a strong 3x-4x growth anticipation in the total addressable mobility market in India, it aims to double its contribution to global revenues by 2030.
In this exclusive interview, Sandeep Nelamangala, Joint MD, Bosch, & President, Bosch Mobility India reveals what stems his confidence on the Indian market, and how the company is looking at realising future growth.
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11 Apr 2025
Mukul Yudhveer Singh

Autocar Professional Bureau