Vega Auto strengthens Made-in-India helmet technology with REVO Optical Coated Visor manufacturing
India’s helmet technology landscape has taken a significant leap forward as Vega Auto, the parent company of premium helmet brand AXOR, becomes the country’s first manufacturer of locally produced REVO Optical Coated Helmet Visors. Backed by an investment exceeding ₹2 crore in advanced optical coating technology and precision manufacturing infrastructure, the milestone reinforces India’s growing capabilities in high-performance helmet components while setting the stage for the production of up to 2.4 million REVO Optical Coated Visors in the near future.
30/07/2026
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Vega Auto, the parent company of premium helmet brand AXOR, has become India’s first manufacturer of locally produced REVO Optical Coated Helmet Visors, marking a landmark achievement for the country’s rider safety and helmet technology ecosystem.
The milestone follows an investment of more than INR 2 crore in advanced optical coating technology and precision manufacturing infrastructure, significantly enhancing India’s capabilities in the production of high-performance helmet components. The investment also supports Vega Auto’s plans to manufacture up to 2.4 million REVO Optical Coated Visors in the near future, further reinforcing its indigenous manufacturing capabilities.
While helmet innovation has traditionally centred on impact protection, AXOR believes rider safety begins much earlier—with what a rider is able to see. Built around the philosophy, “Protection Begins with Vision,” the REVO Optical Coated Visor represents the brand’s next step in advancing rider safety through enhanced visual performance.
Employing advanced multilayer optical engineering, the visor has been designed to manage glare more effectively in bright riding conditions, helping to reduce visual fatigue while maintaining optical clarity. The result is a riding experience that offers greater comfort, confidence and road awareness, particularly during extended daytime journeys.
More significantly, the introduction of the REVO Optical Coated Visor reflects a broader evolution in the industry’s approach towards rider protection. Increasingly, manufacturers are recognising that clearer vision plays an equally vital role in enabling riders to anticipate road conditions, respond to changing environments and remain focused throughout every ride.
Commenting on the milestone, Girdhari Chandak, Managing Director, Vega Auto Accessories, said “At AXOR, we believe rider safety begins long before impact, it begins with vision. A rider who can see more clearly can anticipate better, react faster and ride with greater confidence. Becoming the first company in India to manufacture REVO Optical Coated Helmet Visors is a proud milestone for Vega Auto. Our investment of over ₹2 crore in advanced optical coating technology reflects our commitment to building world-class innovation in India. REVO is more than a premium visor. It represents a new approach to helmet innovation, one that combines protection with superior visual performance, comfort and rider confidence. This is only the beginning of our journey to redefine rider vision technology.”
Manufactured in India using advanced multilayer optical coating technology, the REVO Optical Coated Visor delivers enhanced glare management, reduced visual fatigue and a premium reflective finish. The latest milestone also represents another important step in Vega Auto’s journey to expand indigenous optical manufacturing capabilities and develop next-generation technologies that strengthen rider safety while helping redefine the future of rider vision.
As India’s premium motorcycle accessories and helmet segment continues to evolve, Vega Auto’s latest investment underscores the increasing emphasis on home-grown innovation, advanced manufacturing and technologies that elevate both rider safety and visual performance.
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