Transmission.tech 2018: Technologies for Future Mobility
Transmission development to meet E-Drive system and Indian BS-VI requirements
2018/05/16
- Summary
- Advanced Transmission Technologies: Presentations from FEV Europe, Ricardo, Magna Steyr, and AVL Europe
- Transmission Technologies for Indian Market: Presentation from Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tata Motors
- Transmission System Solutions: Keynote lectures from Continental and Magna, Presentations from Punch Powertrain, Divgi TTS, etc.
- Transmission Market: Keynote lectures from Frost & Sullivan, and Michelin
Summary
Transmission.tech is a conference-cum-mini exhibition organized by the Auto Tech Review, India's leading automotive-technology magazine. This report covers advanced transmission technologies for future automobiles, the impact on transmission & driveline designs, and new transmissions based on keynote lectures and presentations.
According to the keynote lecture by Mr. Deepangshu Dev Sharma, Editor-in-chief, hybrid and electric vehicle sales will rise in India from 2019-20. Automated manual transmission (AMT) adoption will also increase to 66% by 2020 which was 33% in 2017.
This report also covers the mini exhibition with participation by Magna, Punch Powertrain, Divgi TTS, Comsol, Trivim and Springer Group.
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| Dual clutch transmission (Divgi TTS) | Presentation (Magna Steyr) |
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