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Mahle Launches e-Compressor Production Facility in India

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Mahle Launches e-Compressor Production Facility in India
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The Gist

Mahle inaugurates an electric compressor production facility in Coimbatore, aiming for over 300,000 units annually with a seven million euro investment.

Mahle has officially inaugurated its production facility for electric compressors in Coimbatore, India. This strategic move focuses on enhancing thermal management systems critical for electric vehicles (EVs). The company invested seven million euros in the new plant, which aims to produce more than 300,000 units annually and create approximately 50 jobs in the region.

Key Features of the New Facility

  • The facility in Coimbatore will manufacture over 300,000 electric compressors annually, crucial for thermal management in electric vehicles.
  • Mahle claims to be the first company to produce e-compressors in India.
  • These e-compressors independently manage cabin climate control and battery temperature regulation, improving lithium-ion battery lifespan and charging performance.
  • The initiative supports India's 'Make in India 2.0', enhancing local value creation and sustainable mobility solutions within a rapidly evolving automotive market.
  • Ivan Lenehan, Vice President of MAHLE, emphasized India’s vital role in global mobility transformation and the company’s dedication to innovative technologies.

This new facility not only underscores Mahle's commitment to innovative manufacturing in India but also aligns with the country's goals for sustainable transportation solutions as it continues to emerge as a significant player in global electric mobility.

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