EKA Mobility Appoints Lakshminarayan As Independent Director

Mobility Outlook Bureau
11 Oct 2022
02:06 PM
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He also serves on several boards, including TVS Electronics, Sansera Engineering, Wendt India, and Brose Automotive India


Lakshminarayan, Independent Director of EKA Mobility
Lakshminarayan's experience spans over 35 years in companies such as Bosch and Tata Motors

EKA Mobility, an electric vehicles & technology company and a subsidiary of Pinnacle Industries, announced the appointment of Lakshminarayan as an Independent Director on its board. He also serves on the boards of ZF CVS (Ind), TVS Automotive Solutions, TVS Electronics, Sansera Engineering, Wendt India, Brose Automotive India, and many other prestigious companies.

His appointment follows the auto industry veteran Rashmi Urdhwareshe, President of SAE India & Former Director of ARAI, joining the board earlier this year, and the recent appointment of B Anil Baliga, Former Vice-President of Bus & Applications, Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles (VECV) as President, EKA Mobility said in a statement.

Dr Sudhir Mehta, Founder & Chairman of EKA Mobility, said, “As we grow, it is important for us to bring together a globally experienced and diverse Board of Directors who can help EKA to achieve its goal of reinventing the automotive industry. Lakshminarayan brings a deep understanding and knowledge of building successful global businesses by harnessing innovation.'

Lakshminarayan, Independent Director of EKA Mobility, said, “The future of mobility is electric, and I strongly believe in EKA’s pioneering vision of bringing sustainable, profitable, and efficient EV solutions to accelerate the mass adoption of new-energy vehicles. I look forward to working with them to accelerate their vision, further strengthen, and rapidly grow the business.”

His experience spans over 35 years in companies such as Bosch and Tata Motors. At Bosch, he spent over 22 years holding leadership positions in India and Germany, and was an Executive Member of the Board. He then started HARMAN operations in India in 2009 and retired in 2017.

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