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Tata AutoComp and Skoda Group Form JV for Railway Components in India

Written by: Team Angel OneUpdated on: 9 Jul 2025, 8:05 pm IST
Tata AutoComp and Skoda Group partner in a JV to manufacture railway propulsion systems in India with a multi-million euro investment.
Tata AutoComp and Skoda Group Form JV for Railway Components in India
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Tata AutoComp Systems and Europe's Skoda Group have announced a joint venture aimed at manufacturing railway propulsion components in India. This partnership will cater to the country’s growing public transport sector through significant investment and localised manufacturing.

JV Between Tata AutoComp and Skoda Group 

The strategic joint venture between Tata AutoComp and Skoda Group will focus on producing advanced propulsion systems, including converters, drives and auxiliary converters. 

These components are critical for regional trains, medium-high-speed rail, metros and light rail vehicles. Backed by a multi-million euro investment, this initiative supports India’s push for sustainable and modern transport infrastructure aligned with railways and urban mobility growth.

Manufacturing to Be Localised in India

The manufacturing operations of the new JV will be based in India, contributing to local economic development and technological advancement. The domestically produced systems will not only reduce dependency on imports but also enhance cost efficiency and localisation. Tata AutoComp aims to expand its reach in this new vertical by leveraging Skoda Group's proven expertise in railway systems across Europe.

Complementary Strengths of Tata and Skoda

While Tata AutoComp brings its established proficiency in supplying critical components for electric vehicles, Skoda Group offers decades of experience in public transport solutions across Europe. The alliance combines innovation capabilities with industrial scale and is poised to create a reliable supply chain for rolling stock components in India. This combination adds strength to Tata AutoComp’s growing presence in transportation technology.

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Focus on Sustainable and Affordable Mobility

A key goal of this venture is to deliver sustainable and cost-effective mobility solutions. Aligning with India’s broader green transport strategies, the JV targets high performance while maintaining affordability. The technology transfer from Skoda will reinforce Indian manufacturing with energy-efficient solutions that meet modern transportation needs.

Conclusion

The new JV between Tata AutoComp and Skoda Group marks a significant step toward strengthening India’s railway component manufacturing ecosystem. With a focus on local production, advanced propulsion technology and sustainability, this partnership is set to have a lasting impact on India’s mobility landscape.

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Published on: Jul 9, 2025, 2:35 PM IST

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