Mahindra and Volkswagen Explore Strategic Alliance to Accelerate Electrification of Indian Automotive Market

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Andreas Groß
Andreas Groß
Spokesperson Corporate | Volkswagen Group Technology
Pramuch Goel
Pramuch Goel
Mahindra Group | Vice President & Head of Group Communications
Mahindra and Volkswagen Explore Strategic Alliance to Accelerate Electrification of Indian Automotive Market
Thomas Schmall and Rajesh Jejurikar (foreground) at the signing.
  • Volkswagen Group and Mahindra sign Term Sheet on supply of MEB Electric Components for Mahindra’s new Electric SUV family
  • Both companies will explore further potential opportunities for collaboration in India in the field of e-mobility, including Vehicle Projects, Charging and Energy Solutions and Cell Manufacturing
  • Volkswagen is well on track to unlock the full potential of its platform business as part of the NEW AUTO strategy

Banbury/Mumbai/Wolfsburg. The Volkswagen Group and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. (M&M) today announced they intend to expand their cooperation. Both companies signed a Term Sheet on the supply of MEB electric components for Mahindra’s new, purpose-built electric platform INGLO, deepening the Partnering Agreement from earlier this year. The cooperation intends to have a volume of more than one million units over lifetime and includes the equipment of five all-electric SUVs with MEB components. In addition, the two companies will explore further opportunities for collaboration, opening the perspective towards a broader strategic alliance to accelerate the electrification of the Indian automotive market.

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