SEG Automotive Introduces Advanced E-Mobility Solutions for Indian Market

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Source: SEG Automotive

“While we achieved market leadership position in ICE with our innovative products, our commitment and innovations continue to remain strong for internal combustion engines (ICE), as part of the global strategy of ‘Last Man Standing’.” - Anirudh Bhuwalka, CEO, Blue Energy Motors.

January 2025 : SEG Automotive, a global leader in automotive technology solutions, recently unveiled its extensive portfolio of electrification technologies.

The company showcased its successful transformation from a traditional hardware manufacturer to an advanced mechatronics firm, placing it at the forefront of sustainable mobility solutions. The new system solutions from SEG Automotive are designed to address the rising demand for electrification, in both high voltage and Light Electric Mobility (LEM) for two-, three-, and four-wheeled vehicles. For passenger cars and commercial vehicles, SEG Automotive has developed a versatile platform that supports applications up to 800 volts and 300 kilowatts, offering flexibility for various needs. Customers can select from individual components such as stators and rotors or choose complete system solutions.

Speaking at the unveiling, Ferdinando Sorrentino, Global CEO, SEG Automotive, said, “While the automotive market is moving towards newer sustainable technologies, SEG Automotive’s extensive range of product portfolio plays a pivotal role at the forefront of sustainable mobility. To drive future growth, we are re-orienting towards ‘outside-in’ market approach, #New Journey, to be able to offer tailor made solutions for different markets in different regions through global synergies.”

Anil Kumar MR, Managing Director, SEG Automotive said, “While we achieved market leadership position in ICE with our innovative products, our commitment and innovations continue to remain strong for internal combustion engines (ICE), as part of the global strategy of ‘Last Man Standing’.”