Automotive Megatrends India 2015
Automotive Megatrends India is a unique event that brings together the key players of the passenger car and commercial vehicle industries of today with the innovators and game-changers of the lightweight, efficient, connected automotive world of tomorrow.
The conference will this year focus on Commercial Vehicle (Dec 2) Powertrain Innovation, Freight Efficiency and Lightweighting & Manufacturing and Passenger Car (Dec 3) Powertrain Innovation, Connectivity and Lightweighting & Manufacturing.
Venue
Hyatt Regency, Weikfield IT Park, Pune Nagar Road, Pune – 40014, India
Who Speaks?
80+ passenger car and commercial vehicle executives, decision makers and thought leaders with expertise in the following areas:
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Connected vehicles
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Freight efficiency
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Powertrain innovation
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Lightweighting & Manufacturing
Who Attends?
400+ automotive industry stakeholders, including:
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Suppliers / Service Providers (39%)
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OEMs (33%)
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Management Consultants (12%)
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Finance / Investors (8%)
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Government (6%)
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Other (2%)
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