Mobileye has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with VVDN Technologies to localize and prepare next-generation advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) for production in India. The collaboration is intended to strengthen India’s “Made-in-India” automotive capabilities and support export-ready vehicle platforms.
Under the partnership, Mobileye will provide expertise in ADAS products and systems, while VVDN will handle local engineering, validation, and manufacturing.
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The focus will be on platforms based on Mobileye’s EyeQ™ chips and associated sensors, with VVDN responsible for production readiness and testing to meet Indian and international standards.
Elie Luskin, Vice President of Mobileye India, said the collaboration will “bring world-class safety and driving intelligence to India’s roads” while establishing local manufacturing to serve both domestic and export markets. VVDN Technologies’ Founder and President, Vivek Bansel, added that the partnership combines VVDN’s “strong engineering and manufacturing base” with Mobileye’s ADAS expertise to “create a compelling proposition for India’s automotive future.”
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With over 25 years of experience in ADAS and autonomous vehicle technology, Mobileye brings a globally proven foundation that will be adapted to India’s road and market conditions. The initiative is designed to accelerate deployment of AI-driven safety solutions and support India’s growing role in global automotive technology production.