Date

19–20–21 November 2025

Venue

KTPO Convention Centre, Whitefield, Bengaluru, India

Exhibitors

350 +

Auto EV Bharat 2025 – an Automotive & EV Technology Exhibition

In today’s environment characterized by swift transformations, the automotive industry is at the forefront of innovation. Given the rising demand for electric vehicles (EVs), it is essential for industry professionals to stay updated on the most recent advancements and technologies. Auto EV Bharat is pivotal in this context. It is not just another exhibition; rather, it is a unique event that covers the full range of cutting-edge automotive technologies.

Auto EV Bharat stands as the premier exhibition in the country, bringing together leading figures, innovators, and experts from across the globe to showcase the most recent advancements in automotive technology. The event encompasses a wide range of topics, including electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, battery innovations, and smart mobility solutions, thereby addressing every facet of the industry.

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What to Anticipate at the Electric Vehicle and Automotive Technology Exhibition?

The Electric Vehicle and Automotive Technology Exhibition presents an exceptional opportunity for attendees to explore a wide range of exhibits and displays that highlight the latest trends and advancements in electric vehicles and automotive technology. This event encompasses all aspects related to electric vehicles and automotive innovations, aiming to captivate enthusiasts of the automotive industry.

The exhibition emphasizes sustainable electric vehicle technologies that are reshaping our understanding of transportation. Participants will have the chance to acquire knowledge about these groundbreaking technologies. This event promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for all involved. Additionally, the exhibition will showcase the most recent developments in automotive technology. From autonomous driving systems to advanced safety features, visitors will experience firsthand the impact of technology on the future of the automotive industry.

What Are the Reasons to Explore Auto EV India?

  • Industry Insights: Acquire essential knowledge from industry specialists regarding the most recent trends and technologies that are influencing the future of electric vehicles.
  • Networking Opportunities: Engage with professionals who share similar interests, potential collaborators, and key industry figures to enhance your network and advance your business objectives.
  • Product Showcase: Investigate innovative products and solutions from prominent firms within the automotive sector. Auto EV India serves as your comprehensive resource for all automotive-related needs.
  • Knowledge Sharing: Take part in dynamic sessions, workshops, and panel discussions to enrich your comprehension of the electric vehicle ecosystem and maintain a competitive edge.
  • Business Opportunities: Uncover new avenues for business, collaborations, and partnerships that can propel your company’s growth and success in the swiftly changing automotive landscape.

 

Auto EV India serves as more than just an exhibition; it is a centre for innovation, expertise, and opportunities tailored for industry professionals. Whether you are an experienced veteran or a newcomer eager to establish your presence in the automotive field, Auto EV India is the ideal destination. Participate in Auto EV India and engage in the electric vehicle revolution!

Exhibitor Profile / It's all about Automotive & EV Technologies

Electronics & Electrical

The field of automotive electronics includes the electronic components employed in vehicles, which encompass systems for engine management, ignition, audio systems, onboard computers, telematics, and in-vehicle entertainment, among others. Modern electric vehicles rely on power electronics to regulate the primary propulsion motor and oversee the battery management system.

In the future, autonomous vehicles will require sophisticated computer systems, an array of sensors, networking capabilities, and satellite navigation, all of which demand advanced electronic solutions. Automotive electronics, often termed automotive embedded systems, represent distributed systems that can be classified into various sectors within the automotive industry, including engine electronics, transmission systems, chassis electronics, passive safety mechanisms, driver assistance technologies, passenger comfort features, entertainment systems, and integrated electronic cockpit solutions.

ADAS Technologies

This exhibition presents a variety of technologies and solutions, featuring Sensing Technologies, Sensors, LiDAR Systems, Cameras, Modules, Millimeter Wave Radars, Dynamic Mapping Technologies, Positioning Technologies, Semiconductors, Artificial Intelligence, Security Solutions, Design Development Solutions, Testing Solutions, and Autonomous Vehicles.

Electric Vehicle Battery and Charger

An electric vehicle battery (EVB), often known as a traction battery, is a rechargeable energy source specifically designed to power the electric motors in battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). Notable examples of these batteries include nickel-metal hydride, sodium nickel chloride, and lithium-ion variants. A battery charger, typically located at charging stations or integrated into electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), functions as a power supply unit that delivers the essential electrical energy required to recharge plug-in electric vehicles, which include battery electric vehicles, electric trucks, electric buses, neighbourhood electric vehicles, and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

Electric Motors

Electric motors act as the propulsion mechanism for electric vehicles, converting electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy to drive the vehicle. Various types of electric motors, including brushless DC motors and induction motors, are employed in electric vehicles, each providing distinct advantages in terms of efficiency and power output. The integration of regenerative braking systems enables these motors to recapture energy during braking, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency of the vehicle.

Automotive Components

Contemporary vehicles are increasingly incorporating advanced materials, including high-strength steels, aluminium, carbon-fiber composites, magnesium, titanium, a range of plastics, and even eco-friendly materials like hemp, cotton, linen, and flax. Auto parts refer to the diverse components and systems that make up a vehicle, ranging from small fasteners to large body panels, and encompassing everything from the engine to the seat springs.

EV, HV & FCV Technology

This category encompasses a diverse array of technologies pertinent to Electric Vehicles (EVs), Hybrid Vehicles (HVs), and Fuel Cell Vehicles (FCVs). It includes components such as Drive Systems, Rechargeable Batteries, Advanced Battery Technologies, Motor Systems, Inverters, Peripheral Devices, Charging Stations, Connectors, and Wiring Harnesses, among others.

IT & Software

Within the realm of software development, the integration of over-the-air (OTA) updates has become a critical component in the automotive manufacturing sector. The Software-Defined Vehicle encompasses a comprehensive range of Software Development Tools, Testing and Verification Tools, along with Data Acquisition and Analysis Solutions specifically designed for in-vehicle software development.

Automotive Lightweight Technologies

The implementation of lightweight technologies is essential for improving fuel efficiency while ensuring safety and comfort. These technologies include a variety of components and materials, as well as techniques for molding and processing, processing equipment, and modules. Furthermore, they incorporate joining technologies for dissimilar materials aimed at minimizing the overall weight of vehicles.

Testing & Simulation

Engage in research and adopt state-of-the-art technologies for the evaluation of electric powertrains, battery performance and range analysis, suspension and chassis assessments, reliability and life cycle studies, materials testing, comprehensive vehicle evaluations, component examinations, testing facilities, crash testing and simulation assessments, range evaluations, electromagnetic compatibility testing, noise, vibration, and harshness assessments, mechanical testing, as well as evaluations of advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicle technologies, among other domains.

Power Electronics

Power electronics play a crucial role in managing and regulating the electrical flow within an electric vehicle. Components such as inverters and converters are essential for transforming DC power from the battery into the AC power needed by the electric motor. These systems also control the motor’s speed and torque, optimizing both performance and efficiency. As technology advances, power electronics are becoming more compact and efficient, facilitating higher power densities and faster response times in electric vehicles.

Other Parts & Materials

A diverse array of products and categories from the designated segments of the supply chain will be featured at the exhibition.

Telematic Technologies

This segment includes a comprehensive suite of IT solutions, applications, and services tailored for connected vehicles. Essential elements comprise the Telematics Development Environment/Tool, In-Vehicle Operating Systems, Human-Machine Interfaces, Communication Modules, Security Systems, Telematics Services, Drive Recorders/Digital Tachograph Systems, and technologies associated with Autonomous Driving Systems.

Automotive Processing Technology

This exhibition presents a wide array of processing technologies pertinent to automotive components and machine tools. It highlights companies engaged in various sectors, including press work, casting and forging, cutting and grinding processes, sheet metal work, resin fabrication, surface finishing, and heat treatment, in addition to manufacturers of processed parts, processing equipment, and moulding machines.

Technologies for Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

Mobility as a Service (MaaS) signifies a groundbreaking strategy in transportation, emphasizing the cohesive integration of various transport services into a singular, on-demand mobility framework. This approach includes multiple elements, such as MaaS platforms, MaaS operators, and technology providers that focus on reservation systems, payment solutions, mapping, traffic forecasting, security, mobility services, telecommunications, data analytics, and other IT-related solutions.

Battery Systems

Central to every electric vehicle is its battery system, which delivers the essential power required for vehicle movement. Generally made up of lithium-ion cells, these systems are responsible for storing and supplying electricity to the electric motor. The battery management system (BMS) monitors the battery’s health, temperature, and charge level, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Additionally, advancements in battery technology, such as solid-state batteries, are improving the range and efficiency of electric vehicles.

Charging Infrastructure

The exhibition will present a range of charging solutions, including Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast chargers. Level 1 chargers are typically utilized for home charging and offer a slower charging rate. In contrast, Level 2 chargers provide quicker charging speeds and are commonly located in public areas such as shopping centers and parking facilities.

Why Exhibit?

The ‘Auto EV India 2025’ represents a leading platform for connecting with a committed audience passionate about the electric vehicle and automotive industries. This event provides an excellent opportunity to showcase cutting-edge technologies and products within the EV and automotive sectors. The South, West, and North regions of India are crucial centers for Automotive and Electric Vehicle production and supply chain operations.

The exhibition is anticipated to draw over 350 exhibitors and 25,000 visitors. It serves as an optimal venue for networking and an outstanding occasion to emphasize progress in electric vehicle technology. This is a strategic location to present components and innovations pertinent to the EV industry. Participating in Auto EV India offers numerous advantages that can significantly benefit your business. From enhancing brand visibility to attracting new clientele, exhibiting at Auto EV India can unlock a multitude of opportunities for your organization.

  • Enhanced Brand Exposure: Auto EV India offers a distinctive platform for presenting your brand to a focused audience. By establishing a booth and interacting with attendees, you can enhance brand exposure and leave a memorable impression on prospective customers. This visibility can contribute to increased awareness of your products or services and help distinguish your brand from its competitors.
  • Quality Lead Generation: Auto EV India facilitates lead generation through a continuous flow of attendees visiting your booth. This presents an opportunity to gather valuable leads and contacts. By obtaining information from interested visitors, you can follow up post-exhibition to cultivate potential leads into loyal customers.
  • Networking and Collaboration: Auto EV India provides a venue for networking with industry experts, potential collaborators, and suppliers. Establishing connections with influential figures in your sector can pave the way for partnerships and collaborations that may yield long-term benefits for your business.
  • Product Launches and Interactive Demonstrations: Auto EV India serves as an ideal setting for launching new products or highlighting existing ones. By conducting live demonstrations and offering hands-on experiences, you can engage attendees and generate excitement around your products. This interactive strategy can foster interest and enthusiasm, ultimately leading to increased sales and customer loyalty.
  • Market Insights and Customer Feedback: Auto EV India enables you to collect essential market insights and feedback regarding your products or services. By paying attention to customer concerns and preferences, you can acquire valuable information that aids in refining your offerings to better satisfy the needs of your target market. Exhibitions provide a unique opportunity to grasp customer perceptions and make well-informed business decisions.

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India's Role in the Global Electric Vehicle Market

India is rapidly establishing itself as a significant contender in the global electric vehicle sector. With an emphasis on sustainability and the reduction of carbon emissions, the Indian government has been rolling out various initiatives to encourage the uptake of electric vehicles across the nation.

Overview of the Global Electric Vehicle Market:

The global electric vehicle market has witnessed substantial growth in recent years. In light of climate change concerns and the dwindling supply of fossil fuels, governments worldwide are promoting the transition to electric vehicles. Leading manufacturers such as Tesla, Nissan, and Chevrolet are at the forefront of electric vehicle production and innovation.

What is the current market share of electric vehicles in India?

Currently, electric vehicles represent a minor fraction of the total vehicle population in India. Nevertheless, as awareness of the advantages of electric vehicles increases, this figure is anticipated to rise significantly in the near future.

How does India compare to other countries in terms of electric vehicle adoption?

India currently trails behind nations like China and the United States, which have made considerable investments in electric vehicle infrastructure. However, with the Indian government’s commitment to promoting electric mobility, the country is well-positioned to accelerate its growth and emerge as a key player in the global electric vehicle landscape.

India’s Efforts to Encourage Electric Vehicle Adoption:

The Indian government has adopted a proactive stance in fostering the growth of electric vehicles within the nation. Programs such as the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) initiative offer financial incentives for purchasing electric vehicles and enhancing the charging infrastructure.

Challenges Hindering Electric Vehicle Promotion in India:

A significant obstacle in India’s push for electric vehicles is the insufficient charging infrastructure. In response, the government is actively working to expand the network of charging stations throughout the country.

Incentives for Electric Vehicle Production in India:

The Indian government has been providing subsidies and incentives to stimulate the production of electric vehicles by both local and international manufacturers. This strategy has resulted in a broader range of electric vehicle models becoming available in the Indian market.

Electric Vehicles: A Comprehensive Overview

Robust Demand

  • The Indian electric vehicle (EV) market is anticipated to grow from US$ 3.21 billion in 2022 to US$ 113.99 billion by 2029, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 66.52%. • The Indian EV battery market is expected to increase from US$ 16.77 billion in 2023 to an impressive US$ 27.70 billion by 2028.
  • By 2030, India is projected to become the largest EV market, driven by significant investments over the next 8-10 years.

 

Opportunities

  • A cost-effective manufacturing environment allows for a 10-25% reduction in costs compared to operations in Europe and Latin America.
  • A recent report from the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) emphasizes the need to establish 1.32 million charging stations by 2030, creating substantial growth prospects for the electric vehicle industry.
  • The availability of a large, skilled, and semi-skilled workforce, supported by a robust educational framework, enhances the sector’s potential.

 

Policy Support

  • Under Phase-II of the FAME India initiative, the Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) has sanctioned a capital subsidy of Rs. 800 Crore (US$ 96.13 million) for the establishment of 7,432 Electric Vehicle Public Charging Stations (EVPCS).
  • The FAME II policy, with a budget allocation of Rs. 10,000 crore (US$ 1.43 billion), aims to promote electric vehicle adoption and bolster manufacturing efforts. • The Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme, backed by a budget of Rs. 500 crore (US$ 60.18 million), seeks to advance green mobility and stimulate electric vehicle production in the nation.
  • The Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme, backed by a budget of Rs. 500 crore (US$ 60.18 million), seeks to advance green mobility and stimulate electric vehicle production in the nation.

 

Investments

  • India is positioning itself as a global centre for auto component sourcing, with the industry exporting over 25% of its annual production.
  • Hyundai Motor plans to invest US$ 2.45 billion in Tamil Nadu over the next ten years to bolster its electric vehicle initiatives in India, including the assembly of EV battery packs and the installation of 100 EV charging stations.

Overview of the Electric Vehicle Market

India’s electric vehicle (EV) industry is undergoing significant expansion, driven by government support, increasing environmental awareness, and advancements in technology. Initiatives such as the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme are designed to boost EV adoption, transforming the country’s transportation system towards greater sustainability and innovation.

The nation has set a target to achieve 30% of electric vehicle sales in private cars, 70% in commercial vehicles, 40% in buses, and 80% in two-wheelers and three-wheelers by 2030. This ambitious goal translates to approximately 80 million EVs on Indian roads by that year. Furthermore, India is committed to achieving complete domestic production of EVs through the ‘Make in India’ initiative.

In 2023, the global electric vehicle market was valued at approximately US$ 255.54 billion, with projections indicating it could reach around US$ 2,108.80 billion by 2033, reflecting a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.42% from 2024 to 2033.

In May 2024, India experienced a notable increase in electric vehicle sales, rising by 20.88% to reach 1.39 million units.

Investment

  1. Tata Motors is targeting to derive 30-40% of its sales from electric vehicles (EVs) by the fiscal year 2030 and intends to invest around Rs. 18,000 crore (approximately US$ 2.16 billion) to establish a comprehensive ecosystem for its electric vehicle operations. The company has planned the introduction of new models over the next two years.
  2. Ather Energy has successfully raised Rs 600 crore (US$ 71 million) from the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, which has elevated its valuation to US$ 1.3 billion. This funding marks Ather as the fourth unicorn in India for the year 2023.
  3. YULU has effectively secured US$ 19.25 million (Rs. 160 crore) for its operations in February 2024. This funding was obtained through the issuance of additional shares to its existing strategic investors, Magna and Bajaj Auto Ltd.
  4. In June 2024, BM Electric Vehicles Private Limited, a subsidiary of JBM Auto Limited, entered into a partnership with MUON India Private Limited, a company under the Macquarie Group. Macquarie Group has introduced ‘Vertelo,’ an electric vehicle financing platform in India that will offer financing solutions, fleet management, and charging infrastructure.
  5. In April 2024, Uno Minda, a manufacturer of auto components, announced a collaboration with Suzhou Inovance Automotive Co. from China to manufacture components for electric vehicles.
  6. In March 2024, Okaya EV, a leading manufacturer of electric two-wheelers, launched “Ferrato,” its premium electric vehicle brand, as part of its strategy for nationwide expansion, focusing on high-end models.
  7. In March 2024, Ola Electric, on the verge of an IPO, has distinguished itself as India’s leading patent publisher for the fiscal year 2022-23, securing 205 patents in electric vehicle and related technologies, outpacing its competitors.
  8. In March 2024, Ola Electric announced the launch of a consumer-oriented electric autorickshaw named Raahi.
  9. In March 2024, BYD India, a subsidiary of the global leader in New Energy Vehicles (NEV), revealed its entry into the luxury electric sedan market with the introduction of the BYD SEAL. Currently, BYD India offers two models, the BYD ATTO 3 and the All-New e6, both of which have garnered positive responses from Indian consumers.

Government Initiatives

The Government has reiterated its dedication to electric vehicles (EVs) and its goal of achieving 30% electric mobility by 2030. The recently announced budget includes a customs duty exemption for the importation of capital goods and machinery necessary for the production of lithium-ion batteries, which are essential for powering EVs.

The FAME II EV Scheme was launched on April 1, 2019, with a total budget allocation of US$ 1.43 billion (Rs. 10,000 crore), mandating that 30% of the procurement of manufactured or processed products be sourced from small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This phase primarily focuses on the electrification of public and shared transportation. A subsidy of Rs. 5,790 crore (US$ 693 million) has been allocated to electric vehicle manufacturers for the sale of 1,341,459 electric vehicles under Phase II of the FAME India Scheme. The initiative aims to provide demand incentives for 7,090 e-buses, 500,000 e-three-wheelers, 55,000 e-four-wheeler passenger cars, and 1 million e-two-wheelers. Furthermore, the scheme also promotes the development of charging infrastructure. As of December 2023, electric vehicle manufacturers have received a subsidy of US$ 637 million (Rs. 5,294 crore) for the sale of 1,179,669 electric vehicles under Phase II of the FAME India Scheme.

The government has proposed a plan to replace 800,000 diesel buses with environmentally friendly alternatives, potentially leading to the introduction of FAME III.

This strategy aims to replace 800,000 diesel buses, which represent over a third of all vehicles on the roads, with electric buses within a seven-year timeframe. The initiative is designed to reduce vehicular emissions and encourage investments in the national electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure.

The Electric Mobility Promotion scheme, with a budget of US$ 60.18 million (Rs. 500 crore), will be active from April 1 to July 31, 2024. This initiative aims for effective implementation during this period to enhance green mobility and boost electric vehicle manufacturing in the country. Additional measures will be introduced to further support this sector, specifically targeting electric two-wheelers (e-2W) and three-wheelers (e-3W). The scheme is set to support 372,215 EVs, including 333,387 e-two-wheelers.

Exploring the Key Factors Driving Growth in the Indian Electric Vehicle Sector

The Indian Electric Vehicle (EV) Industry has experienced remarkable growth and advancement in recent years, influenced by a range of factors. This discussion will explore the primary catalysts contributing to the increasing popularity of electric vehicles in India.

  • Government Initiatives and Policies: The Indian government has taken significant steps to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles, reflecting its dedication to lowering carbon emissions and fostering a sustainable economy. Programs like the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME) offer financial incentives and subsidies to both manufacturers and consumers, enhancing the affordability and accessibility of electric vehicles. Furthermore, the government has established ambitious goals for electric vehicle adoption, which serve to stimulate investment and innovation within the industry.
  • Growing Environmental Awareness: As concerns about pollution and climate change intensify, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the environmental consequences associated with traditional fossil fuel-powered vehicles. Electric vehicles, recognized for their cleaner and more sustainable nature, are viewed as a practical solution for reducing carbon emissions and addressing the challenges of global warming. This evolving consumer mindset towards eco-friendly transportation options has significantly boosted the demand for electric vehicles in India.

India's Electric Vehicle and Automotive Market Opportunities

In recent years, the electric vehicle (EV) and automotive sector in India has demonstrated significant potential for expansion and innovation. As sustainability and environmental awareness gain traction, the appetite for electric vehicles in the country continues to grow.

India’s automotive industry ranks among the largest globally, offering a diverse array of vehicles. However, rising concerns regarding pollution and the need for improved fuel efficiency are driving a notable transition towards electric vehicles. Additionally, government initiatives aimed at fostering electric mobility through various incentives and programs have further enhanced the market prospects for EVs in India.

  • Key Trends and Insights: A notable trend in the Indian electric vehicle (EV) market is the rising popularity of electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers. These vehicles offer environmental benefits and long-term cost savings. Leading companies in the electric two-wheeler sector include Hero Electric, Okinawa, and Ather Energy. Furthermore, the deployment of electric buses in major urban centers such as Delhi and Bengaluru marks a crucial advancement in sustainable public transportation.
  • Opportunities for Growth: The current state of EV charging infrastructure in India is still developing, which creates substantial opportunities for investors and stakeholders. Establishing a comprehensive network of fast-charging stations in key cities and along highways is essential for facilitating the broader adoption of electric vehicles. Government initiatives like the FAME II scheme, along with various incentives for the development of EV charging infrastructure, are anticipated to stimulate investment in this area.
  • Challenges to Overcome: Despite the optimistic growth potential, the Indian EV and automotive sector faces several challenges. High upfront costs of electric vehicles, limited driving range, and a general lack of consumer awareness about EVs are significant obstacles that must be tackled. Additionally, there is a pressing need for skilled labor in the manufacturing and maintenance of electric vehicles, which requires focused attention.
  • Future Outlook: The outlook for India’s EV and automotive market is encouraging and full of potential. With the government’s ambitious goal of achieving 30% electric vehicle adoption by 2030, there is a strong impetus for the electrification of the automotive sector. Key market players are concentrating on creating technologically advanced and cost-effective electric vehicles to meet the increasing demand.

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