Tata Motors, Iveco eye India-led manufacturing push
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- ✓Tata Motors and Iveco Group formed a global partnership to boost manufacturing and technology sharing.
- ✓This move creates the world’s fourth-largest commercial vehicle maker.
- ✓N Chandrasekaran said, "The companies would invest for the long term and leverage their combined capabilities to shape commercial transportation." India will anchor their localisation strategy.
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- BUSINESS
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- Financial Express
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- 3 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Tata Motors and Iveco Group form a global partnership to drive growth through product synergies, localisation in India, and technology sharing, creating the world's fourth-largest commercial vehicle manufacturer.
Tata Motors and Iveco Group will pursue global growth through product synergies, localisation and technology sharing, with India emerging as a key manufacturing base. The partnership will initially explore semi-knocked-down (SKD) assembly in India for IVECO models, with scope for deeper localisation and deployment of Tata Motors' platforms in Iveco's international markets.
The integration creates the world's fourth-largest commercial vehicle manufacturer by volume, with annual volumes of around 590,000 vehicles, revenue of approximately €21 billion (₹2.28 lakh crore) and operations across more than 130 countries.
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