Kerala: Emerging Hub for Electric and Software-Driven Mobility

Kerala is set to become a hub for futuristic automotive technology, focusing on electric and software-driven vehicles. The Kerala Automotive Technology Summit 2025 showcased this, with leaders emphasizing the state's strategic advantages. The event featured major global and Indian EV companies presenting their latest models.

Kerala's potential to become a hub for futuristic automotive technology was highlighted by Revenue Minister K Rajan during the Kerala Automotive Technology Summit 2025. Rajan emphasized the state's strategic position in transitioning to electric and software-driven vehicles, noting its world-class ecosystem and skilled workforce.

Industries Minister P Rajeeve added that Kerala's extensive research and development capabilities have established it as a nerve center for global mobility transformation. The government's commitment to this sector is evident through initiatives like the Electric Vehicle Research and Industrial Park at Vilappilsala.

The summit, organized as a precursor to the Invest Kerala Global Summit, attracted global and Indian EV manufacturers who showcased new models. Major debuts included Mahindra's BE 6 and XEV 9e and BYD Auto's Sealion 7. Visitors were also treated to displays of cutting-edge models from Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW.