Panel Discussion | Hybrid Powertrains as a Transition to Electrification | Future Powertrain Conclave

The panel discussion highlights the importance of hybrid powertrains, including range extenders and PHEVs, as viable means of sustainable propulsion in India's passenger vehicle segment.

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Panel Discussion | Hybrid Powertrains as a Transition to Electrification | Future Powertrain Conclave

As the mobility landscape transitions towards more sustainable propulsion technologies, hybrid powertrains emerge as promising solutions, offering the benefits of driving in full-EV mode, as well as providing self-charging capabilities. 

In this panel discussion at the Future Powertrain Conclave in Chennai, experts take a broader view at the vital role of hybrids, including range extenders and PHEVs, in ensuring sustainable mobility, particularly when India's energy mix is led by thermal energy. 

Panellists: 

- Vikram Gulati, Country Head & EVP, Corp Affairs & Governance, TKM

- Anoop Bhat, Executive Officer, Head - Powertrain & xEV Design, MSIL

- Dr Anshuman Awasthi, SVP, Head of Powertrain Engg, MBRDI

- Dwarkanath Simili, Head, India Propulsion Engg Centre, BorgWarner

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