The New Dynamics of Two-Wheeler Growth
India’s two-wheeler industry is navigating the shift toward sustainable mobility by balancing affordability with eco-friendly innovation. Electrification, alternative fuels, and new materials are driving R&D, with EV-focused players reshaping growth trajectories and setting new performance benchmark
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
Large experience in automotive program management, engineering, design development, vehicle validation & process improvement
• Head of ICE & EV Projects development from cradle to grave
• Strong experience in leading multi-function teams to support Global Vehicle Program -Implementation, including Supplier & Manufacturing footprint definition
• Large international experience acquired by leading multi-function teams in 5 different countries (USA, South Korea, Brazil, China & India). Currently more focused on 2 & 3-wheeler models
• Developed experience across Automotive Engineering focused on Body, Structure, Closures, Interior Systems, Vehicle Safety & Occupant Protection, Plastic Components development, Chassis, and HVAC Systems
Lecturer at several Universities, Media, and newspapers in Brazil and China, speaking about Vehicle Safety, lightweight engineering solutions, and Automotive Vehicle Market trends.
Q2. With global emphasis on sustainable mobility, how is the Indian two-wheeler industry balancing affordability with eco-friendly innovation?
Considering current market growth and diversity, usually OEMs tend to offer vehicles with more embedded technology across segments but keeping entry-level models with limited content but value cost.
Q3. How are global shifts in electrification and alternative fuels influencing…
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