Tata Technologies and BMW Group have announced the formation of BMW TechWorks India, a new joint venture aimed at developing cutting-edge software solutions for next-generation vehicles and enhancing digital experiences. This partnership will leverage Tata Technologies’ expertise across the entire product value chain and tap into India’s vast pool of engineering and IT talent to drive innovation in key software projects for BMW’s future mobility solutions.
The joint venture will play a crucial role in developing software-defined vehicles (SDVs), advanced driver-assistance systems, digital infotainment, and automotive digital services. It will also contribute to BMW Group’s global digital transformation efforts, enhancing their customer journey, sales processes, and global production network. A key focus will be on creating AI-driven platforms to improve the speed and efficiency of business processes across the company.
This partnership opens up opportunities for Indian professionals to work on breakthrough technologies that will help shape the future of global mobility. The venture will also help strengthen India’s position as a hub for automotive innovation.
Warren Harris, CEO and MD of Tata Technologies, said, “Our collaboration with BMW Group highlights our strength in automotive software and business IT. With BMW TechWorks India, we will attract top talent and create forward-thinking solutions that shape the future of mobility.”
Christoph Grote, Senior VP of Electronics and Software at BMW Group, added, “BMW TechWorks India will be a vital part of our global vehicle software development strategy. India’s talented engineers will help drive innovation in areas such as automated driving and next-gen infotainment systems.”
Aditya Khera, CEO of BMW TechWorks India, stated, “With the launch of BMW TechWorks India, we are building a world-class software hub that will play a key role in BMW Group’s software and business IT strategy.”
The leadership of BMW TechWorks India includes Aditya Khera as CEO and Sweta Girinatham as CFO, representing Tata Technologies. From BMW Group, Stefan Flader serves as COO of Enterprise IT, and Oliver Scheickl as COO of Automotive Software.
Tata Technologies is a global product engineering and digital services company, helping clients design better, safer, and cleaner products. The company supports industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing in developing innovative solutions that improve the quality of life for stakeholders.
The BMW Group has been building its global digital expertise with over 15,000 employees worldwide. The company’s software and IT hubs span across the USA, Germany, Portugal, India, and more. In India, BMW Group has been active since 2007, operating production facilities and training centers, and achieved record sales in 2023.
