Global automotive technology leader Valeo has strengthened its footprint in India by expanding its manufacturing operations in Pune with the addition of advanced production and assembly lines. This strategic development underscores Valeo’s commitment to accelerating the transition to electric mobility within India’s automotive sector.
The enhanced facility will focus on the production of the innovative 3-in-1 Combo unit, which integrates an On-Board Charger, DC-DC Converter, and Power Distribution Unit into a single system. This solution is designed to provide Indian automakers with cost-effective, locally manufactured EV components, thereby promoting greater domestic value addition.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Xavier Dupont, CEO of Valeo’s Power Division and Group Executive Vice President, along with Jayakumar G, Group President & Managing Director of Valeo India. During the event, Dupont reiterated Valeo’s strong support for India’s electric mobility mission.
“Valeo is deeply committed to the growth of electric vehicles in India. Our latest technologies deliver safer and more sustainable mobility solutions. With this expansion, we are proud to contribute to the ‘Make in India’ initiative and support the country’s EV ambitions,” Dupont stated. “I commend the Valeo Power team for their dedication and efforts in driving forward our electrification goals.”
Jayakumar G emphasized the collaborative achievement behind the project: “This milestone reflects the strong synergy between our global and local teams in establishing these advanced production lines. Our workforce is well-prepared and skilled in new technologies, ready to support scale-up. We are grateful for the trust and support of our customers. As India rapidly moves towards EV adoption, Valeo is committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions for a cleaner, sustainable future.”
Valeo, headquartered in France, is a global leader in the automotive sector, specializing in the design, manufacture, and supply of innovative technologies aimed at enhancing vehicle performance, safety, and comfort. The company operates across four key business domains: powertrain systems, thermal systems, visibility systems, and comfort and driving assistance systems.