The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) has unveiled its “Smart Integrated Automotive Mobility Lab (SIAM Lab)” at the Smart Mobility India Expo 2026, currently underway at Bharat Mandapam from March 23 to 25. The initiative presents a comprehensive view of emerging mobility technologies and highlights the industry’s transition toward cleaner, smarter transportation systems.
Located in Hall 1, the SIAM Lab has been developed as a collaborative platform bringing together automotive manufacturers, technology companies, research bodies, and component suppliers. The pavilion features 14 electrified vehicles across segments, offering visitors an immersive look at innovations shaping the next phase of mobility in India.
The exhibit is structured into three thematic zones—Sustainable Mobility, Research and Testing, and Technology—each designed to showcase advancements across the automotive value chain. From electric vehicles and alternative propulsion systems to digital connectivity and intelligent transport solutions, the pavilion captures the breadth of ongoing transformation in the sector.
The initiative has been created in partnership with organizations such as ARAI, Qualcomm, HERE Technologies, Google, ITS India Forum, and Onnyx, alongside leading automotive manufacturers including Tata Motors, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, BMW India, Hyundai Motor India, TVS Motor Company, Hero MotoCorp, Ather Energy, and others. The collaboration reflects the growing convergence between automotive engineering, digital technology, and sustainable design.
SIAM’s participation at the expo underscores the industry’s readiness to adopt next-generation solutions aligned with national priorities around sustainability and technological advancement. The SIAM Lab also serves as a platform for dialogue, enabling stakeholders to exchange ideas, explore partnerships, and accelerate innovation.
The display emphasizes key trends such as electrification, connected mobility, advanced safety systems, and data-driven transport ecosystems. It also highlights the importance of testing infrastructure and research capabilities in supporting product development and regulatory compliance.
As India’s mobility landscape evolves, initiatives such as the SIAM Lab aim to bridge the gap between concept and deployment by demonstrating real-world applications of emerging technologies. The pavilion reflects a collective effort by the automotive ecosystem to build solutions that are efficient, environmentally responsible, and future-ready.
