Pune, India, March 5, 2025 – Mechatronics expert Marquardt is enhancing its footprint in India with the official inauguration of a new facility in Talegaon, near Pune, backed by an investment of Rs 180 crores aimed at capitalizing on the burgeoning opportunities within India’s mobility sector.
Björn Twiehaus, Chief Executive Officer of the Marquardt Group, elaborated, “India represents a vital growth market for Marquardt, brimming with potential. We collaborate closely with prominent vehicle manufacturers in the region, leveraging the innovative capabilities and expertise of our Indian workforce.”
With the establishment of the Talegaon plant, Marquardt continues its successful trajectory in India, reinforcing its status as a premier supplier of mechatronic systems essential for the future of mobility, he noted.
Vishal Narvekar, General Manager of Marquardt India, emphasized the significance of the new facility, stating, “The inauguration of our Talegaon plant is a pivotal achievement for Marquardt in India. Our enduring relationships with clients in the Indian automotive sector have been crucial to our expansion. This development reaffirms our dedication to providing top-tier mechatronic solutions tailored to the requirements of our local partners. Furthermore, this facility highlights our contribution to the ‘Make in India’ initiative by bolstering local manufacturing.”
Equipped with advanced assembly lines, in-house electronics production, and logistics capabilities, Marquardt will deliver comprehensive mechatronic solutions from Talegaon, including drive authorization systems, gear selector switches, and battery management systems for electric vehicles.
This investment also facilitates shorter supply chains, quicker response times, and enhanced flexibility. Over the next five years, Marquardt plans to generate approximately 300 additional jobs at the new site, demonstrating its long-term commitment to India.
Marquardt provides its clients in Talegaon with comprehensive mechatronic solutions, including drive authorization systems, gear selector switches, and battery management systems for electric vehicles, utilizing advanced assembly lines, in-house electronics manufacturing, and logistics capabilities.
This investment also facilitates shorter supply chains, quicker response times, and enhanced flexibility. Over the next five years, Marquardt plans to generate approximately 300 additional jobs at the new facility.
Long-term commitment in India
Having been operational in India for several decades, Marquardt maintains a development center in Pune, employing over 450 individuals. These experts engage in both local and international projects, contributing to the global Marquardt innovation network.
