Ultraviolette Automotive announced investments from Ferrari’s and football club Juventus’s largest shareholder and Qualcomm Ventures to expand the Series D round. These investments, though undisclosed are believed to be around $25 million.

Bosch will invest over Rs 200 crore in India in the next five years in advanced automotive technologies and digital mobility space. The company will support OEMs through system expertise and participate in ecosystem partnerships to become a major player in the electrification ecosystem

Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp and Tata Motors have formed a strategic partnership to design, develop and make semiconductor solutions. The companies will develop “next-generation automotive electronics” in order to accelerate the growth of electric and connected vehicles.

Rajasthan to get rs 71,486 crore of investment from big corporate houses of the country. the investments cleared by bdi pertain to sectors like automotive, agroprocessing, textile, pharma, energy, glass & ceramics, engineering, and cement.

The Bosch company is marking its 100-year journey in India is planning to invest Rs 2,000 crore by 2025-26 for localisation of advanced automotive technologies and digital space. Technology. It believes that hydrogen has a bright future as an energy carrier and is making considerable upfront investments in this area.

Indias largest electronic waste recycling firm to invest Rs 300 crore in ramping up its lithium-ion battery recycling capacity to 11,000 metric tonne per annum by October from its current capacity of 1,000 metric tonne per annum.

Indias largest electronic waste recycling firm to invest Rs 300 crore in ramping up its lithium-ion battery recycling capacity to 11,000 metric tonne per annum by October from its current capacity of 1,000 metric tonne per annum.

Indias largest electronic waste recycling firm to invest Rs 300 crore in ramping up its lithium-ion battery recycling capacity to 11,000 metric tonne per annum by October from its current capacity of 1,000 metric tonne per annum.

Indias largest electronic waste recycling firm to invest Rs 300 crore in ramping up its lithium-ion battery recycling capacity to 11,000 metric tonne per annum by October from its current capacity of 1,000 metric tonne per annum.