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Delhi | Pune
Attend to get timely updates on the mobility market landscape, technology innovation, and electrification trends from a source you can trust: S&P Global Mobility. The coverage will be local to global with a focus on domestic developments.
This is also a networking opportunity with industry peers, thought leaders and influencers. The program is designed to be engaging, we welcome you to send in your questions in advance so we may prioritize these during the designated Q&A sessions.
Schedule
11 October, Wednesday - New Delhi
Event Details
Venue: The Westin Gurgaon, New Delhi 1 Mg Road, Sector 29, New Delhi, NCR, Gurugram, Haryana 122002, India [MAP]
Time: 3:30 - 7:00 PM IST
Cocktail Reception: 7:00 - 8:30 PM IST
For inquiries, please email AskMobility@spglobal.com
The year 2023 started with a bang and the Indian car industry was able to carry forward the growth momentum in Q1 2023. In the webinar, we will do a deep dive if India will continue to pedal and accelerate its growth in the second half of the year or global crisis will soften the growth and impact the market. We will see how the mobility Industry is expected to reshape in the future. How the car manufacturers are reorienting and reinventing themself in NEW India. Undoubtedly, Growing urbanization, rising aspirations and income of consumers, and regulations are making OEMS stretch to adapt to new challenges and the industry is on the cusp of major transformation. To move one billion people by cleaner, greener, and safer means is going to redefine our industry and we will see how the OEMs may thrive this transition from ICE to new energy vehicles.
In this live conference session, the production forecasting expert will talk about important production measures such as production output, new capacity investments, new business prospects for auto suppliers and upcoming vehicles under development phase while also assessing macroeconomic factors such as GDP, inflation, and interest rates and their effects on demand. The event will also focus on both the short- and long-term outlooks and include insights on major carmakers like Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai-Kia.
The audience will have the chance to ask questions and interact with the expert directly during the Q&A that follows the presentation. Join this live conference to learn insightful details and a thorough understanding of the production outlook for India until 2030.
The global mobility sector is going through an epochal shift, and the Indian automotive industry is no exception. The industry is currently in a dynamic phase, facing the challenge of stricter emission regulations, such as BS6, RDE, and CAFE 2, which demand upgrades in internal combustion engine (ICE) technology. At the same time, the growing traction of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) cannot be ignored.
So, OEMs are having to allot investments into the ICE upgrade but at the same time channelize efforts towards electrification as well. This is going to be a balancing game amidst the new competitive landscape that is shaping up. In this session, we'll attempt to uncover how the 'conventional' powertrain development is shaping up throughout the decade and how quickly BEVs may emerge.
The Indian MHCV industry is the second largest manufacturer of trucks and buses in the world. The heavy vehicle production is expected to grow as the Indian government overhauls the country's transportation system and continues to expand the road infrastructure to the far corners. Also, with the robust industrial GDP growth and aligned future projections, the Medium & Heavy Commercial vehicle industry has many tailwinds to prosper during the forecast period. As one of the fastest growing economies in the world combined with an abundant skilled workforce, India is being preferred as an ideal export hub by global as well as domestic players in the region. Apart from this, India is transitioning towards alternative fuels such as Natural Gas, Electricity, and Hydrogen from conventional Diesel. The primary reasons behind this shift are ESG pressure, India's crude independence ambitions, favorable state policies, subsidies, and regulatory benefits (FAME). In this presentation, S&P Global analysts will outline the latest trends, and technological disruptions, discuss key drivers, and assess the development in the MHCV space during the short-term and the long-term.
"E/E Architecture for Software Defined
Vehicle".
The migration to more centralized vehicle architectures has started
and will accelerate from 2025 Globally. The automotive industry
generally agrees on the need to evolve from distributed to
centralized architectures to pave the way for the development of
Software Defined Vehicles. The software-defined vehicle
architecture is poised to bring a transformative shift in the
automotive industry by bringing new business models such as paid
updates and OTA. As the adoption of Zonal architecture will
significantly grow from 2025 in the global market, Indian OEMs
start to migrate from distributed ECU E/E architecture to Domain
Controller-based architecture. Domain controller-based
architectures are projected to become the majority by 2026 and are
expected to continue dominating in the future.
"ADAS and Automated Driving Growth in India and
Globally"
Global developments in ADAS and automated driving are impacting the
market in India. As ADAS and automated driving becomes mainstream
globally, automakers are aggressively deploying ADAS, as well as
new automated driving features in cars. The Indian market is at the
cusp of a big leap, due to several market drivers but also faces
some headwinds.
Propulsion Technology of the Future
The future of propulsion technology is poised for a transformative
shift, centering around electric motors, their diverse types, the
intricate supply chain, and the utilization of critical materials,
along with the promising advancements in fuel cell technology. As
the demand for electric vehicles rises, manufacturers are
strategically managing their supply chains to secure critical
components and materials essential for future high-performance
motors. Concurrently, fuel cell technology, particularly
hydrogen-powered cells, offers zero-emission solutions with
extended driving ranges. This convergence of electric motors,
supply chains, raw materials, and fuel cell technology paves the
way for a cleaner and more sustainable future for propulsion
systems.
EV battery Outlook: diversifying the supply
chain
As the EV market is growing and the energy demands in EVs are
increasing, battery cell volume demand is expected to increase
rapidly. The light vehicle supply chain is heavily dependent on
Asia, especially in Greater China. In the long run, the supply
chain is expected to diversify to US and EU regions as well. India
is forecasted to be one of the largest EV markets in the future and
it is important to have both domestic EV and battery supply chains.
The government of India has taken various measures to develop the
EV ecosystem in the country. The current and upcoming EV market
trends as well as the recent developments regarding cell
manufacturing in India will be discussed in the presentation.