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Electric Vehicles - Lucas TVS Sets Out On A Rs 3,000-Crore Diversification Drive - The Economic Times
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Business News › Industry › Auto › Auto Components › Lucas TVS sets out on a Rs 3,000-crore diversification drive
Synopsis
Lucas TVS is diversifying into making motors for EVs and is also investing up to Rs 2,500
crore to set up a lithium-ion cell manufacturing plant in collaboration with 24M, an
American company that is developing new technologies to produce lithium-ion
batteries used in electric vehicles.
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1. Jaguar Land Rover
(Representative image)
commences deliveries of new
The company is diversifying into Range Rover in India
making motors for EVs and is also investing up to Rs 2,500 crore to set up a
lithium-ion cell manufacturing plant in collaboration with 24M, an American
company that is developing new technologies to produce lithium-ion 2. Luxury vehicle sales in India
grew in strong double-digits
in first half of 2022
batteries used in electric vehicles.
The auto parts maker is also widening its portfolio for combustion engine 3. Maruti's twin-pronged
strategy to protect, enhance
vehicles beyond its mainstay products like starter motors and alternators. This market share
will see an investment of about Rs 150 crore.
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With this, the company looks to have half of its revenues from its new
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business lines, according to Babu KSV, the business head for e-mobility and
automotive motors at Lucas TVS.
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“There are many areas we entered to de-risk from the core automotive
business,” he said. In the next five years, the company is looking to have 15-
25% of its revenues from EV products, 10% from non-core automotive motors Most Popular News
and 15-20% from motors for non-automotive applications like consumer
goods, the senior executive said.
This comes at a time when the automotive industry is poised for a transition
to electric mobility, which may make most of the core products in Lucas TVS’ 2. Waiting time for employer-
sponsored green cards rises
portfolio obsolete. To be sure, the transition is expected to be gradual with
about 30% of total vehicles sold by 2030 expected to be electric.
4. Centre allays concerns over
$620.7 bn external debt, says
The company has invested Rs 40 crore in setting up new lines for making a its share only 21%
variety of motors for electric two- and three-wheelers. The automotive PLI
scheme requires the company to make new investments of Rs 250 crore over
5. Will ITR filing deadline for
FY 2021-22 be extended?
the next five years, which it will meet, Babu said.
It has applied to get benefits for this plant under the Rs 18,100-crore PLI
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scheme for advanced chemistry cells but lost out the bid to the likes of Ola
Electric and Reliance New Energy Solar.
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