Tata AutoComp Systems Limited is showcasing its commercial vehicle technologies and mobility solutions at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026, being held in Hannover, Germany, from September 15 to 20, 2026. The company’s exhibit was inaugurated by Jaykumar Chuttar, CVCPO, Tata Motors, and Brennan Gourdie, CPO, PACCAR.
IAA TRANSPORTATION is a major global platform for commercial vehicles, transportation and mobility. The event brings together manufacturers, suppliers and technology companies to present developments in connected, electric, sustainable and intelligent mobility.
At the event, Tata AutoComp is presenting its capabilities across 22 business units, including 11 joint ventures with international automotive component manufacturers. The company operates 74 manufacturing facilities across India, North America, Latin America, Europe and China, supporting its supply of mobility solutions to global OEMs.
Tata AutoComp is showcasing products and technologies across four key areas: Electricals & EV, Interior & Exterior, Thermal, and Services. The company is highlighting its engineering and manufacturing capabilities, technology partnerships and solutions developed for the changing requirements of commercial vehicle manufacturers.
Its electric mobility portfolio includes battery packs, traction motors, battery cooling systems, electric compressors, power electronics, battery thermal management systems (BTMS), busbars and chargers. The company is also demonstrating its in-house design and manufacturing capabilities for electric vehicle components.
In thermal management, Tata AutoComp is displaying engine cooling systems, CVTMS, BTMS and HVAC solutions. Its Interior & Exterior portfolio focuses on lightweight components designed to meet requirements related to functionality, comfort, durability and appearance. The products on display include composite components, steel replacement solutions and heavy-duty plastic interior parts.
Tata AutoComp’s Supply Chain division is also showcasing products such as transmission components, ratchet tie-down systems, cargo management solutions and towing products. The division provides manufacturing and supply chain services to global OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, covering activities from RFQ management through to doorstep delivery.
Dr Arvind Goel, Vice Chairman, Tata AutoComp Systems, said: “The commercial vehicle industry is changing rapidly, driven by electrification, stricter emission regulations and the need for lightweight and sustainable solutions. Our Artifex Engineering Centre, combined with our relationships with global OEMs, enables us to provide end-to-end mobility solutions. As a Tier 0.5 partner, we work closely with OEMs and manufacturers to develop and engineer new mobility solutions. IAA Transportation 2026 gives us an opportunity to showcase these capabilities as we continue to expand our global presence.”
Manoj Kolhatkar, Managing Director & CEO, Tata AutoComp Systems, said: “Our focus remains on consistent quality and customer satisfaction across our products and services. As European OEMs respond to changing market requirements, we remain committed to reliability, responsiveness and long-term partnerships that deliver value to customers.”
Established in 1995 and part of the Tata Group, Tata AutoComp Systems Limited is an automotive component manufacturer providing products, systems and solutions to global OEMs. Its customers operate across passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, electric mobility, two- and three-wheelers, tractors, off-road vehicles, railways, industrial applications and the aftermarket.
The company’s capabilities cover design, engineering, manufacturing and supply chain management. Its portfolio includes battery packs, battery management and cooling systems, traction motors, power electronics, integrated drivetrains, chargers, interior and exterior systems, automotive batteries, mirrors, seating systems, HVAC and engine cooling solutions, ADAS, exhaust and emission control systems, body and suspension systems, composites and supply chain services.
Tata AutoComp has more than 20,000 employees, 74 manufacturing facilities and 22+ business units, including 11 joint ventures with global automotive component manufacturers. Three of its business units have received the Deming Prize, recognising their focus on quality and Total Quality Management. The company is aligned with the Tata Group’s Project Aalingana, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. Tata AutoComp was ranked first in India and second globally in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook.
