Tata Group joins Tesla’s global supply chain, providing key EV components. Indian suppliers gain traction as Tesla expands sourcing beyond China.
Tata Group has reportedly become a key global supplier for Tesla, marking a significant step in India’s EV industry. According to a report by The Economic Times, multiple Tata companies, including Tata AutoComp, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Tata Technologies, and Tata Electronics, have secured supply agreements with the American EV giant.
Tata Group’s Role in Tesla’s Supply Chain
The report suggests that Tata AutoComp is providing engineering products for EVs, while Tata Technologies supports product lifecycle management. TCS is supplying circuit-board technologies, and Tata Electronics is expected to contribute semiconductor chips and printed circuit board assemblies for Tesla’s battery management systems, motor controllers, and door controls.
Tesla Expanding Supplier Base in India
Tesla has been actively engaging with Indian suppliers as part of its efforts to diversify its sourcing and reduce reliance on China. Reports indicate that Tesla has already partnered with over a dozen Indian firms, including Samvardhana Motherson, Suprajit Engineering, Sona BLW Precision Forgings, Varroc Engineering, Bharat Forge, and Sandhar Technologies. These suppliers are expected to provide key components such as wiring harnesses, electric motors, gearboxes, castings, and electronic parts.
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India’s Growing Role in Tesla’s Plans
With Tesla’s potential entry into the Indian market gaining momentum, the involvement of Indian suppliers is likely to increase. Tesla is reportedly urging its suppliers to shift production outside China and Taiwan by next year, aligning with its global supply chain restructuring.
As Tesla explores manufacturing opportunities in India, the participation of Indian companies in its supply network could further strengthen the country’s position in the global EV ecosystem.
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