A Day 2 Roundup of Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025

A Day 2 Roundup of Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025

The second day of Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 witnessed the launch of 56 new products from 22 different brands at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi and 5 launches at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka. On the second day, VinFast Auto India announced the launch of its first two electric vehicles for the Indian market, the all-electric Premium SUVs, the VF 7 and VF 6.

 BMW India launched the all-new MINI Cooper S John Cooper Works Pack at an ex-showroom price of INR 5,590,000 and BMW X3 at an ex-showroom price of INR 7,580,000 – INR 7,780,000. Additionally, BMW Motorrad India launched two new bikes in the Indian market, the new BMW S 1000 RR and the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure. The S 1000 RR supersport bike will be available in India at an introductory ex-showroom price starting from INR 2,110,000. While the R 1300 GS Adventure (Base) introductory ex-showroom price will start from INR . 2,295,000.

JSW MG Motor India showcased nine advanced models, launching MG Majestor. The showcased products include hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, battery electric vehicles and internal combustion engine. Highlights included the IM5 sedan, IM6 electric SUV, MG HS PHEV and MG7 Trophy Edition, showcasing cutting-edge technology and sustainable mobility​.

Eka Mobility showcased India’s largest ever range of electric commercial vehicles, which includes over 11 distinct platforms spanning electric buses, trucks and small commercial vehicles (SCVs). Launching the brand new Eka Connect for the Indian market. Its bus portfolio included Eka Coach, Eka 12m, Eka 9m, Eka LF (Low Floor) and Eka 9M. Electric trucks include Eka 55-tonne and Eka 7-tonne, while Eka 3.5-tonne, 2.5-tonne, 1.5-tonne, EKA three-wheeler Cargo, Eka 6S, and Eka 3S were unveiled under its SCV Range.

BYD India launched BYD Sealion 7 pure performance eSUV at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025. Additionally, BYD India also showcased the BYD Sealion 6, BYD Super Plug-in Hybrid EV with DM-i technology and the stunning Yangwang U8.

JBM Electric Vehicles launched four all-new electric buses on the second day of the Auto Expo 2025, ranging from luxury coach and medical mobile unit to electric tarmac coach, among others. Highlights of the launch were Galaxy; electric luxury coach, Xpress; an intercity bus, e-MediLife; Low Floor Electric Medical Mobile Unit, and e-SkyLife; 9-meter electric tarmac coach.

Montra Electric (TI Clean Mobility) launched ‘Eviator’ (e SCV) and Super Cargo (electric three-Wheeler) in the presence of the entire leadership team of the brand.

Hyundai Motor Company launched two concept models of advanced electric three-wheeler and micro four-wheeler on the second day. Along with exploring contributions to the last-mile mobility market in India together with TVS Motor Company.

Pinnacle Industries launched its next-generation ambulance range at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025. The new range includes three cutting-edge ambulance models: AD-Gen Ultra, AD-Gen Ambulance and Neonatal Ambulance.

Numeros Motors today launched its multipurpose and reliable e-scooter ‘Diplos Max’ at an introductory ex-showroom price (Bangalore) of INR 109,999 including the PM e-drive scheme. Alongside, the company unveiled another unique platform which will be India’s first bike-scooter crossover.

India’s first solar electric car ‘Eva’ was launched by Vayve Mobility at an introductory price of INR 325,000 (ex-showroom). The solar electric car will be available in three different options: 9 kilowatt-hour (Whr), 12 kWhr and 18 kWhr with prices ranging between INR 325,000 and Rs 599,000 (ex-showroom).

SML Isuzu launched the Hiroi.EV while presenting four other products including Aasai MX, premium Hiroi bus, ATS-125 multi stretcher ambulance and the Samrat XT Plus tipper.

Cummins Group in India announced the launch of its next-generation HELM (Higher Efficiency, Lower emissions, Multiple fuels) engine platforms with the high-performance L10 engine, along with, an advanced hydrogen fuel delivery system (FDS) with Type IV on-vehicle storage vessels and the innovative B6.7N natural gas engine.

Godawari Electric Motors Pvt. unveiled new additions to its product portfolio at the Bharat Mobility Global Show 2025. The company unveiled the Eblu Feo Z, Eblu Feo DX and launched the Eblu Rozee ECO. The Eblu Rozee ECO is priced at INR 295,999 (ex-showroom). To improve customer convenience, the company also announced the release of the EbluCare app. An innovative smartphone app called EbluCare has been designed to managing electric vehicles easier.

Sarla Aviation unveiled its first-ever product and India’s first flying taxi- Shunya on the second day.

Motovolt Mobility unveiled a range of electric vehicles. The line-up includes the Hyper One, India’s first digital pedal motorbike and the HUM NYC, a multi-utility speed pedelec tailored for demanding last-mile delivery needs. The versatile M7 and its sporty variant, M7 Rally cater to both logistics and personal commuting, while the innovative CLIP, a portable e-bike conversion kit, enables seamless e-mobility for existing bicycles.

Olectra GreenTech Limited unveiled a 12-meter blade battery platform, a 9-meter city bus, 12-meter coach bus and blade battery chassis. These products are underpinned by cutting-edge technology and inclusive design.

Omega Seiki launched the M1KA 1.0 electric truck, priced at INR 699,000, at the Bharat Mobility 2025 exhibition. The company also unveiled the upcoming M1KA 3.0 model and presented the upgraded 2025 Stream City, a next-generation electric passenger vehicle.

Components Show

On the first day of ‘The Components Show’, the exhibitors launched over five products and unveiled over seven automotive solutions.

Amongst the launches, Icon Autocraft introduced three cutting-edge automotive solutions: TruckMaster, an advanced wheel alignment system for trucks and buses; SX 119 Pro Duo LNL, the ultimate tyre changer; and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for cars.

Supreme launched advanced automotive audio products, including the: Morel Supremo Special Edition, a flagship speaker system featuring underhung voice coils and copper sleeves to reduce harmonic distortion, Morel New Active DSP Integration Solution, a compact amplifier that ensures seamless integration with OEM systems and Onkyo Range of Wiring Accessories for high-fidelity audio setups.

ASK Automotive showcased a range of cutting-edge products and technological advancements, including the launch of the AISIN ASK Product Range. AISIN ASK India Private Limited, a joint venture of ASK Automotive Limited, introduced innovative passenger car products for the Independent Aftermarket sector, marking ASK Automotive's debut in the 4-wheeler passenger car market across India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.

ZF announced the India launch of its next-generation digital fleet management platform, Scalar which offers cutting-edge features to optimise the operations of commercial fleets, enhancing efficiency, safety, and sustainability for both passenger and cargo transport. They also showcased their X-by-Wire for the first time in India, enabling greater vehicle customization and enhanced safety features.

LG Energy Solution

South Korean battery manufacturer LG Energy Solution has commenced operations at its 226-acre manufacturing facility in Lansing, Michigan. The site represents an investment exceeding USD 2 billion since 2022 and targets an annual production capacity of over 35 GWh at full scale.

The site produces lithium-iron phosphate battery cells for energy storage systems alongside nickel-manganese-cobalt cells for electric vehicles. The energy storage cells will be integrated by LG Energy Solution Vertech into equipment for grid and industrial uses, with energy supplier DTE Energy designated among the utility customers. The vehicle battery lines will supply nickel-manganese-cobalt cells to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky for installation in the 2027 Toyota Highlander EV.

The Lansing site currently employs 900 people, with headcount projected to reach 1,700 at capacity. The facility joins an existing manufacturing site in Holland, Michigan, as well as an engineering centre in Troy, bringing the company's total investment in the state to over USD 5 billion since 2010. The company plans to establish over 50 GWh of lithium-iron phosphate cell production capacity across North America across five operating and joint-venture plants.

Gretchen Whitmer, Governor of Michigan, said, “Michigan is open for business and creating good-paying jobs building the future of cars, chips, and batteries. LG Energy Solution has called Michigan home for more than 20 years, and we’re proud to see that investment continue with the start of production at its Lansing facility. This project will create up to 1,700 good-paying jobs, helping more working families make it in Michigan. It’s part of our historic work to invest in clean energy, electric vehicle manufacturing, and battery storage in communities across Michigan. Let’s keep working together to grow Michigan’s economy, create opportunity, and build a bright future for our state.”

Doug Burgum, U.S. Secretary of the Interior, stated, “Domestic battery production is foundational to America’s energy future – reducing dependence on foreign adversaries, driving good-paying American jobs and advancing the American Energy Dominance Agenda. Michigan is uniquely positioned to help lead this effort with its skilled workforce, manufacturing expertise and the industrial capabilities needed to strengthen America’s domestic battery supply chain. The Trump administration is thrilled to see these vital manufacturing jobs returning to the U.S. and remains committed to ensuring we have the capabilities to build the technologies of the future here at home.”

Sangwoo Hong, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Chicago, said, “The Korea-U.S. alliance has evolved into a comprehensive strategic alliance including economic cooperation and cutting-edge technology. Today’s opening is a key milestone. The battery industry sits right at the heart of our shared strategic priorities. Michigan is a prime example of this strategic partnership. LG Energy Solution is expanding its presence across the United States. By growing from Holland to this new facility in Lansing, LG Energy Solution is solidifying Michigan’s position as a global hub for battery manufacturing.”

David Kim, CEO, LG Energy Solution, said, “Today marks a defining milestone for LG Energy Solution. Lansing will produce advanced batteries that support not only the future of mobility, but also America’s growing energy infrastructure and digital economy. We are strengthening America’s battery ecosystem, expanding our manufacturing footprint and reaffirming our long-term commitment to the United States.”

Dae-sik Choi, President, LG Energy Solution Michigan, said, “The state’s skilled workforce is a great fit for our high impact industry, and we expect to continue our partnership with Michigan well into the 21st century. The jobs at this facility pay well, offer great benefits and require creativity and problem solving at all levels. Unlike many other high-tech industries, battery making creates jobs for everyone, from hourly workers to advanced degree holders.”

Epsilon Advanced Materials - MIETY

Epsilon Advanced Materials has received government approval for its Epsilon C2GR anode material project under the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme, administered by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

The scheme provides INR 1.45 billion in capital expenditure support, representing 25 percent of the project's capital investment. Epsilon stands as the single manufacturer approved for anode material production in this evaluation round. Across all product categories, the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme has cleared 106 projects representing INR 695.48 billion in total investment.

The sanctioned project focuses on establishing domestic production of graphite anode materials for lithium-ion battery cells used in electric mobility, energy storage systems, and consumer electronics. Epsilon has operationalised a customer qualification facility, EAM-ONE, located in Vijayanagar, Karnataka. The company plans to scale graphite anode manufacturing capacity to 30,000 tonnes per annum by 2028, with a targeted extension to 100,000 tonnes in a subsequent phase.

Vikram Handa, Managing Director, Epsilon Group, said, “The project approval under ECMS is an important recognition of Epsilon’s efforts to develop indigenous graphite anode technology and manufacturing capabilities in India. Building a resilient battery ecosystem requires ownership of technology, intellectual property, R&D and process know-how. This support will help accelerate our scale-up and strengthen India’s domestic battery materials value chain. We remain committed to contributing to the Government’s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat by building globally competitive critical battery materials from India.”

Epsilon's research framework incorporates testing across coin-cell, pouch-cell, and multi-layer pouch-cell formats to facilitate material customisation. The company holds 43 patent filings covering process, product, and equipment technologies, with plans for 50 additional intellectual property filings through 2030 to support domestic supply chain integration.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor Concludes Environment Month 2026

TKM

Toyota Kirloskar Motor, one of the leading passenger vehicle manufacturers, has concluded Environment Month 2026, an initiative focused on resource recycling and emissions reductions across its supply chain.

The programme involved over 13,600 workforce members, suppliers, dealership partners and community members under the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050 framework.

The company recorded a reduction of 3,005-tonnes in carbon dioxide emissions, with internal operations contributing 895 tonnes and supply partners accounting for 2,110 tonnes. Water conservation efforts yielded savings of 16,806 kilolitres across operations and suppliers. Waste reduction measures removed 231 tonnes of material from disposal streams, alongside reductions in plastic and paper usage across the dealership network. In addition, manufacturing updates reduced volatile organic compound emissions by 3.19 grams per square metre, while dealership locations recorded 255 megawatt-hours in electricity savings.

The automaker introduced compressed biogas as a fuel source for cooking facilities, yielding an estimated reduction of 980 tonnes in carbon emissions. Internal programmes included eco-driving sessions for 1,700 employees, community tree planting projects resulting in 89,000 saplings and the ‘Hasiru Santhe’ exhibition showcasing recycling applications such as converting cotton waste into felt and copper scrap into valve components.

B. Padmanabha, Senior Executive Vice-President and Director of Manufacturing, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said, "Environment Month 2026 demonstrated that sustainability thrives through collective action and shared responsibility across the entire value chain. The measurable outcomes we achieved—from carbon reductions to waste elimination—prove that when employees, families, suppliers, and communities align around environmental commitment, transformation is possible. This month was not just about awareness; it was about embedding circular thinking and resource consciousness into how we operate and live."

The initiative forms part of the automaker's ongoing environmental programmes, including the Toyota Green Wave Project, which monitors plant and animal species at company sites and the Ecozone educational programme for schools.

JSW Greentech Partners Dassault Systèmes For Commercial Vehicle Plant

JSW Greentech

JSW Greentech, the electric commercial vehicle division of JSW Group, has selected software company Dassault Systemes to implement a manufacturing execution system at its production facility in India.

The company will deploy Dassault Systemes’ DELMIA Apriso applications to build a digital platform across the plant floor. The system will manage operations for JSW Greentech's line of electric trucks and buses from the start of production.

Headquartered in Mumbai, JSW Greentech is establishing technology development and manufacturing capacity within India's commercial vehicle sector. The deployment of the manufacturing execution system aims to standardise operations management by connecting production execution directly with quality control and material tracking.

Sumit Mittal, Chief Executive Officer, JSW Greentech, said, “As we build a state-of-the-art commercial EV manufacturing facility, it is imperative that we complement it with equally advanced technology systems. Our partnership with Dassault Systèmes and its MES platform brings global expertise and digital capabilities to our manufacturing ecosystem. Together, this will enable us to create a smart, connected and future-ready operating environment, setting a new benchmark for technology-led manufacturing in India’s commercial vehicle industry.”

Deepak NG, Managing Director for India, Dassault Systemes, said, “In India, considering the pace at which the market is moving, it is equally important that we address sustainability during production. Leveraging Dassault Systèmes' systems like DELMIA Apriso is further strengthening our commitment toward technology adoption and sustainable manufacturing standards. The future of sustainable mobility in India depends on how efficiently we can scale clean transportation. By building its production around a connected digital backbone from day one, JSW Greentech is driving this transition. This collaboration underscores Dassault Systèmes' commitment to empowering India's EV ecosystem with virtual twin technology to accelerate innovation, manufacturing excellence, and sustainable growth.”