TL;DR
AISIN Corporation is investing 32 billion yen in India to expand existing and build new facilities for local production of automatic transmissions, addressing growing market demand.
AISIN Corporation, in collaboration with its Indian subsidiary AISIN AUTOMOTIVE HARYANA PRIVATE LIMITED (AHL), has announced a significant investment of approximately 32 billion yen to expand its business in India. This investment, revealed on February 4, 2026, targets the localization of automatic transmission production within the rapidly growing Indian automotive market.
The plan includes expanding AHL's existing plant in Rohtak, Haryana, and constructing a new facility in Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra. These initiatives are a direct response to the increasing demand for automatic transmission vehicles in India, a market that has traditionally been dominated by manual transmissions but is now seeing a significant shift. Operations at both the expanded existing plant and the new facility are slated to commence in 2029.
Beyond automatic transmissions (ATs) and continuously variable transmissions (CVTs), AISIN has been strengthening its production capabilities in India since the 1990s, producing a range of components including brakes, sensors, and eAxles for electric vehicles, with eAxle production having started in March 2025. This latest investment further solidifies AISIN's commitment to the Indian automotive industry, enhancing its competitiveness and local contribution.
