India's CAFE III and mandatory ADAS norms are driving demand for advanced electronics, software, and emission-control systems, marking a new growth phase for auto-component makers.
ADAS, CAFE III norms to drive component demand
May 24, 2026
03:07 pm
What's the storyIndia's tightening fuel-efficiency and safety regulations are set to be the next big growth driver for auto-component manufacturers.
Companies like Bosch are expecting a sharp increase in electronics, software, and emission-control systems per vehicle.
CAFE III and ADAS norms will drive growth for auto-component makers, focusing on advanced technology and compliance by 2027.
India's final CAFE III norms are expected by May-end, impacting automakers' strategies and energy security efforts ahead of 2027.
NEW DELHI: India's automotive industry is facing mounting pressure from rising commodity prices and global trade uncertainty,…
India's automotive industry is facing the dual challenge of escalating costs and uncertainties in global trade. Yet, the future…
Industry 4.0 capabilities are limited to North American and European enterprises, certain Indian Auto Ancillaries are holding…
The EV shift has moved from ambition to execution. And for auto ancillaries, the next phase may decide who was genuinely…
CAFE III, ADAS norms set to drive next growth cycle for auto-component makers
'Auto demand healthy despite rise in input cost'
Challenging times for Indian auto even as long-term demand trends hold: Assocham's Nirmal Minda
Auto sector still growing but these are the risks every investor must watch in FY27: Deep Shah
Chinese stranglehold on EV components
Automakers, suppliers seek growth in AI data centers, defense
Why ASK Automotive is betting beyond brakes on aluminium components and EV precision parts
Electric vehicles
Tactical buying visible in IT, selective opportunities emerging in auto ancillaries: Neeraj Dewan
Automakers remodel supply chain strategy
