Creating Value for the Future of Mobility: Continental Propels India Towards a Sustainable Automotive Future
From India to the world: Continental is on a growth trajectory to further expand its R&D and manufacturing competencies in India.

NEW DELHI
Technology company Continental is committed to creating value in the Indian market by innovating high-tech mobility solutions with a renewed commitment to localization. With its “in the market, for the market” strategy, the company is focused on establishing itself as the leader in hardware excellence, software competence, and system expertise. This implies a continued expansion of electronics manufacturing, scaling up software development capabilities, and finally, robust integration of software and electronics for a faster market introduction of cutting-edge solutions. With an evolving vehicle system architecture, the company is poised to spearhead the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) vision in India to develop state-of-the-art vehicle system functions powered by High Performance Computer (HPC). Prashanth Doreswamy, President and CEO, Continental India, added, "Continental India is driven by our commitment towards R&D as well as advanced technological capabilities with a dedicated focus on localization—thus bridging India with the world. Our clear roadmap emphasizes growth and value creation by leveraging technology to secure a strategic advantage in the market. By expanding our technological footprint in India, Continental aims to meet global demands in mobility.” The Bangalore Plant which is Continental’s largest electronics plant in India and Technical Center India (TCI) will have a huge role
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