The Chakan plant, operational since 2014, supplies engines to both Indian and international markets. As per the company, it focuses on eco-friendly production and modern technology, matching the Volkswagen Group’s goals worldwide.
Andreas Dick, Board Member for Production and Logistics at Škoda Auto a.s., said: “Producing 500,000 engines at our Pune facility is a significant milestone, reinforcing India’s role in our global manufacturing network. Our investments in technology and workforce development continue to enhance our production capabilities, ensuring high-quality and cost-effective powertrains.”
Piyush Arora, Managing Director & CEO of SAVWIPL, stated: “This milestone highlights our commitment to localization and innovation in powertrain manufacturing. Since 2014, we have built a strong foundation, evolving to meet market needs with world-class engines.”
The facility makes engines like the 1.0-litre TSI, which uses advanced exhaust emission technology, and the 1.5-litre TSI with Active Cylinder Technology (ACT). These engines help reduce pollution and improve fuel efficiency, claims SAVWIPL.
