Companies to localize key components of Mobileye tech to accelerate Made-In-India to support Indian OEMs
India’s automotive market has entered a new safety and technology era, driven by regulatory change, rising consumer demand and the Made-in-India and Atmanirbhar Bharat agenda. Mobileye has shipped over 200 million system-on-chips (SoC) worldwide and powers some of the most advanced ADAS systems on the road today. This agreement pairs Mobileye’s global product roadmap with VVDN’s deep local engineering and manufacturing capabilities – enabling faster time-to-market and customization for Indian automakers and their export-ready platforms.
Mobileye and VVDN plan to localize key ADAS solutions, including systems built on the EyeQ™ family of chips and associated sensors, as VVDN supports localization, testing and production readiness in India.
“India is a strategic priority for us,” said Elie Luskin, Vice President of India for Mobileye. “We are building a strong local ecosystem, and VVDN is an important part of that vision. This announcement helps accelerate our mission to bring world-class safety and driving intelligence to India’s roads, while establishing manufacturing capabilities that can support both Indian and global programs.”
“We are proud to work with Mobileye as it deepens its local footprint,” said Vivek Bansel, Founder and President of VVDN Technologies. “Our strong engineering and manufacturing base, combined with Mobileye’s leadership in ADAS, creates a compelling proposition for India’s automotive future.”
With more than 25 years of experience bringing ADAS and autonomous driving technologies from the lab to real-world roads, Mobileye delivers solutions that are globally proven and locally adaptable. Built for safety, efficiency, scalability, and cost-effectiveness, by leveraging the latest in AI advancements, Mobileye’s solutions anticipate the needs of India’s rapidly evolving automotive industry.
