Currently this month, one such event making noise among enthusiasts for automobiles takes place at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. As its name speaks for itself-the India Mobility Expo-a platform presenting the latest innovations and concepts within a vehicle lineup by various brand entities, one could get the glimpses into future mobility forms. The diversity of attendees keen on exploring what future automotive would offer and beyond can be truly sensed.
The expo also adopted the notion of road safety proactively. The event has decided to hold a session titled "Unified Efforts for Safer Roads." This session was held to stress the realization of the task of road infrastructure becoming safer. Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India, for example, held an interesting road safety game as well as a riding simulator at the exhibition to sensitize one's involvement with road safety habits. On the other hand, Maruti Suzuki India established a driving simulator in its Road Safety VR Zone, through which visitors were exposed to safe driving skills.
BMW India drew in many spectators with its outside pavilion, as it revealed its Concept CLA-Class and showcased off-road tires designed for SUVs and passenger vehicles. Michelin, a very renowned tire firm, also illustrated their innovation in in-built printing technology for producing tires that can cater to any kind of terrain.
The event also showcased advanced technologies supporting electric vehicles. BorgWarner, for instance, showcased cutting-edge solutions for electric mobility, including systems supporting LF-PB battery configurations. Other notable companies like ATSL, LGI, and TechSpin unveiled next-gen products designed for commercial vehicles, passenger cars, two-wheelers, and off-road vehicles.
Alongside the expo, the India Construction Equipment Expo and Urban Mobility Infrastructure Show were held at the India Expo Center in Greater Noida, showcasing the latest products in construction machinery and urban infrastructure. Companies such as JCB India, Sanih HE Industries, and Tata Hitachi were also featured, highlighting new equipment in the construction industry.
At the Urban Mobility Infrastructure Show, main players such as the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation and Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation presented their contributions to the solutions of urban mobility. The expo is free to visit; however, a visitor has to register on the official website for entry.
In summary, the India Mobility Expo is more than just a vehicle and technology exhibition; it is also a forum for discussion of key issues such as road safety and sustainable mobility solutions. Its focus on both innovation and awareness makes it a major player in shaping the future of India's transportation landscape.