The TSF Group is showcasing an expanded portfolio of braking, wheels, axles and turbocharger technologies for commercial and off-highway vehicles at IAA 2026. Drawing on more than six decades of experience and its legacy from the erstwhile TVS Group, the company is presenting products developed to meet the evolving requirements of global original equipment manufacturers and mobility markets.
Brakes India is displaying its latest commercial vehicle technologies, including a 22.5-inch lightweight monobloc Twin Piston Air Disc Brake, air brake compressors and Electronic Stability Control (ESC) systems. Designed for trucks, tractors, trailers, tippers and buses, the Twin Piston Air Disc Brake combines a monobloc construction with durability, performance and compliance with global standards. The company is also showcasing a wider range of pneumatic braking systems for light and heavy commercial vehicles.
“For over six decades, Brakes India has been engineering braking solutions for some of the most demanding commercial vehicle applications. At IAA 2026, we are taking this journey forward by showcasing our 22.5-inch lightweight monobloc Twin Piston Air Disc Brake, Air Brake Compressors and Electronic Stability Control (ESC),” said Sriram Viji, Managing Director, Brakes India. “These technologies demonstrate our evolution towards integrated braking and vehicle control solutions that address the changing needs of global commercial vehicle markets.”
Wheels India is presenting its higher-load forged wheels, larger-size forged wheels and single-piece steel wheels developed for commercial vehicle applications, including electric buses, trailers and trucks. “Wheels India will continue to develop, supply and service the evolving requirements of its European customers. The company will continue to develop products to meet the future requirements of its customers,” said Srivats Ram, Chairman and Managing Director, Wheels India.
Axles India is showcasing cast axle beams developed for deep-mining and heavy-construction vehicles. Manufactured using advanced casting and precision-machining processes, the axle beams are engineered for high load-bearing capacity, durability and extended fatigue life in demanding off-highway environments.
“Axles India is at an inflection point for its next phase of transformation, building on four decades of engineering excellence to realise our vision of becoming a world-class organisation with a global presence,” said V Madhavan, Managing Director, Axles India.
Turbo Energy is displaying its latest turbochargers and high-speed e-compressors, developed at its R&D centre in Chennai with support from BorgWarner Turbo Systems, Germany. Its portfolio covers CNG, LNG, flex-fuel, gasoline, hybrid, diesel and hydrogen applications, while its e-compressors support fuel-cell electric vehicles.
The TSF Group represents the TS Santhanam lineage of the erstwhile TVS Group and carries forward a legacy built on trust, value, and service since 1936. The group operates across automotive and financial services, with combined revenues exceeding ₹26,000 crore, a workforce of over 42,000 employees, and operations spanning 36 manufacturing facilities and 1,200 branches. Its automotive interests include component manufacturing, distribution, dealerships, and vehicle financing, while its financial services portfolio includes Sundaram Finance, a leading non-banking financial company in India.
