Qualcomm, Tata Electronics Partner for Auto Modules India

• Qualcomm partners with Tata Electronics to manufacture automotive modules in India.
• The facility will support connected and autonomous vehicle technologies for automakers.
• Partnership aims to enhance India’s self-reliance in automotive electronics manufacturing

Qualcomm Technologies has partnered with Tata Electronics to establish a manufacturing facility in India for the production of automotive modules. This collaboration aims to strengthen Qualcomm's presence in the rapidly growing automotive technology sector and contribute to the development of India's electronic manufacturing ecosystem.

Under this partnership, Tata Electronics will leverage Qualcomm’s leading-edge automotive solutions to create advanced automotive modules. These modules, designed for connected and autonomous vehicles, will enhance the performance and capabilities of in-vehicle infotainment, navigation, telematics, and driver assistance systems.

The partnership aligns with India's push for increasing local manufacturing and reducing dependence on imports. By establishing the manufacturing facility in India, both companies aim to boost the country’s self-reliance in the automotive electronics industry and create local jobs in the tech and manufacturing sectors.

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This joint venture will also enhance Qualcomm’s portfolio of products aimed at transforming the connected car experience. The automotive modules manufactured at the facility will be used by leading automakers to develop next-generation vehicles, equipped with innovative technologies such as 5G connectivity and artificial intelligence, further driving India’s automotive technology revolution.

Qualcomm’s advanced technologies, combined with Tata Electronics’ manufacturing capabilities, will enable the production of automotive modules that meet global standards. The facility will support Qualcomm's long-term goal of expanding its footprint in the Indian automotive market, while also contributing to the country's broader ambitions of becoming a global hub for electronics manufacturing.