Kongsberg Automotive (KA), a global leader in automotive technology, has officially inaugurated its new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Faridabad, India. This strategic relocation from its previous site in the same region underscores KA’s commitment to enhancing production capabilities and strengthening its presence in the Indian market.
The newly established plant spans approximately 6,947 square meters, marking a significant expansion from the earlier 5,946-square-meter facility. This upgrade is designed to bolster the production of Drive Control Systems (DCS) products, including cable gear shifters, steering columns, shift-by-wire shifters, and shift towers. By maintaining proximity to its customer base and workforce, KA aims to ensure business continuity and operational efficiency.
Robert Pigg, Executive Vice President of Drive Control Systems at KA, remarked, “This relocation represents a significant step in KA’s ongoing journey toward growth and enhanced manufacturing excellence in India.”
The Faridabad facility is poised to play a pivotal role in KA’s global strategy, focusing on delivering advanced technology solutions to the vehicle industry. With a strong emphasis on sustainable mobility, engineering innovation, and customer-centric solutions, KA continues to drive the transition towards more efficient and environmentally friendly automotive technologies.
Kongsberg Automotive provides innovative technology solutions to the global vehicle industry. With a focus on engineering excellence and sustainability, KA delivers high-quality products that enhance vehicle performance and driver experience.
Kongsberg Automotive ASA is a Norwegian automotive components manufacturer headquartered in Kongsberg, Norway. Established in 1987 after spinning off from Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, the company traces its origins to 1957 when it began producing brake systems for Volvo trucks.
Specializing in driver control systems, fluid transfer solutions, and powertrain components, Kongsberg Automotive serves both passenger and commercial vehicle markets globally. The company operates over 30 production facilities across 20 countries, including significant plants in China, Poland, and India.
In 2024, Kongsberg Automotive reestablished its headquarters in Kongsberg, reaffirming its commitment to its Norwegian roots. With a workforce of approximately 4,700 employees and a revenue of €788 million in 2024, the company continues to drive innovation in sustainable mobility solutions.