Strengthening India’s automotive electronics footprint
HARMAN International, a Samsung subsidiary known for its connected car and premium audio technologies, has announced an investment of ₹345 crore to expand its automotive manufacturing facility in Pune, Maharashtra. The expansion underscores India’s rising importance as a manufacturing and R&D hub for advanced vehicle technologies and global supply networks.
Expanding capacity for connected and premium systems
The Pune plant plays a crucial role in producing high-end infotainment systems, digital cockpits, telematics, and connected solutions for leading global automakers. The new investment will boost production capacity, support new product lines, and improve automation and quality infrastructure. This will enable HARMAN to serve both domestic OEMs and export markets with greater efficiency and flexibility.
Aligning with India’s mobility and EV growth
HARMAN’s expansion aligns with India’s growing shift toward intelligent, connected, and electric mobility. By strengthening local production and engineering capabilities, the company aims to integrate deeper into India’s automotive value chain while supporting sustainable manufacturing and job creation. The move further complements India’s “Make in India” vision for advanced automotive technologies.
