Nasscom ne India ke AI aur Europe ke manufacturing expertise ko jodne ka proposal rakha hai. Goal hai **2035** tak **23 million** car sales ka target hit karna. Isse hamari engineering companies ke liye game change ho sakta hai.
Nasscom ke Vice Chairperson, Kishor Patil ne Germany mein ek naya 'technology superhighway' ka framework propose kiya hai. Plan simple hai: India ka software aur AI talent aur Europe ki solid auto manufacturing history ko milana. Inka aim 2035 tak global market ka 25% hissa, yaani 23.1 million cars capture karna hai.
Indian Investors ke liye kya hai? (The Big Shift)
Abhi tak KPIT Technologies, Tata Elxsi, Tata Technologies, aur L&T Technology Services jaisi companies sirf 'outsourced' ya transactional kaam karti hain. Matlab project mila, code likha aur khatam. Lekin ye naya model 'shared intellectual property' par focus karega. Agar ye hua, toh Indian firms sirf vendor nahi, balki partners ban jayengi, jisse profit margins mein kaafi bada jump aa sakta hai.
Focus kahan hai?
Collaboration ka focus semiconductors, battery tech, robotics, aur cybersecurity par hoga. Goal hai ki cars ko jaldi design aur test kiya jaye, bilkul waisa hi speed model jaisa China follow karta hai.
Kya precaution rakhein?
Dekhiye, ye abhi ek 'strategic proposal' hai, koi signed government deal nahi hai. Do alag countries ke beech IP share karna legal taur par kaafi complicated hota hai. Saath hi, global auto market mein demand ki kami aur electric vehicle transition ke high costs bhi ek bada challenge hain.
Market watchers ko ab ye track karna hoga ki kya companies aage chalkar koi 'joint ventures' announce karti hain ya nahi. Tab tak, major ER&D players ki commentary par nazar rakhein.