Tata AutoComp Forms Joint Venture with Jahwa Electronics to Expand EV Component Manufacturing

Tata AutoComp Systems Ltd has entered into a joint venture with South Korea-based Jahwa Electronics to strengthen its presence in the rapidly evolving electric mobility supply chain, as per PTI reports.
The collaboration will focus on manufacturing specialised heating solutions used in electric and hybrid vehicles, adding another category of advanced components to India's automotive ecosystem.
The partnership comes as vehicle manufacturers continue to increase investments in cleaner mobility technologies and local sourcing initiatives.
Venture to Focus on Thermal Management Components
The new venture will manufacture low-voltage and high-voltage Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) heaters, components widely used in electric and hybrid vehicles for temperature management applications.
By bringing production closer to end customers, the companies aim to cater to the requirements of automotive manufacturers looking for locally available, technology-driven solutions as electrified vehicle adoption gathers pace.
Partnership Combines Global Technology with Local Reach
The alliance brings together Jahwa Electronics' experience in specialised electronic components and Tata AutoComp's longstanding relationships across the automotive industry.
The companies believe the collaboration will create opportunities in a market where demand for advanced vehicle technologies is steadily increasing.
Management Commentary
Commenting on the development, Chanyong Kim, CEO Jahwa Electronics said, "With domestic automakers and global OEMs aggressively scaling investments in electrification, India's electric and hybrid vehicle markets are expanding rapidly.
This is a critical juncture for us to establish a firm market entry foundation as a key supplier of both high-voltage and low-voltage PTCs."
Arvind Goel, Vice Chairman, Tata AutoComp Systems, said, "I am confident that our partnership with Jahwa Electronics, a globally recognized leader in specialty electronic components, will help introduce innovative sustainable solutions to the evolving mobility landscape of India."
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Conclusion
The joint venture reflects the increasing focus on localisation of advanced automotive components in India. As electric and hybrid vehicle adoption expands, the collaboration is expected to support the availability of specialised technologies for the country's automotive industry.
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Published on: May 29, 2026, 9:38 AM IST

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