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BMW Group and Tata Technologies Launch Joint Venture to Drive Automotive Software Innovation in India

BMW Group and Tata Technologies Establish BMW TechWorks India: Revolutionizing Automotive Software & Business IT

Munich, Germany and Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, India – In an exciting development for the automotive and technology sectors, BMW Group and Tata Technologies have officially launched their joint venture, BMW TechWorks India. This partnership aims to push the boundaries of automotive software innovation and business IT. With a strategic presence in India’s major tech hubs — Pune, Bengaluru, and Chennai — the new entity will leverage India’s impressive pool of tech talent to develop cutting-edge solutions for Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV) and drive the BMW Group’s digital transformation.

The joint venture will initially employ 100 experts across its three locations, with ambitious plans to grow this number to a four-digit workforce by the end of 2025. Both companies hold an equal stake in the partnership, reinforcing their commitment to co-develop software solutions that will shape the future of premium mobility.

BMW TechWorks India is set to play a crucial role in the BMW Group’s global network of software hubs, contributing not just to vehicle software but also to business IT innovations that enhance the company’s operations worldwide. In particular, the focus on SDV, automated driving, digital infotainment, and AI applications will enable faster, more efficient development of premium vehicles and services that offer exceptional driving experiences.

“Engineer in India for the World”

The JV operates with the ethos of “Engineer in India for the World,” positioning Indian talent as a key driver in BMW’s future mobility solutions. India’s skilled engineers will develop software for next-generation vehicles, focusing on automated driving, advanced infotainment systems, and digital services that cater to global consumers.

In addition to automotive software, BMW TechWorks India will also focus on business IT innovations that will help transform BMW’s global production network, improve customer journeys, and enhance sales processes. With a strong emphasis on AI-driven applications, this JV will accelerate the digital transformation of the BMW Group’s core business processes.

Industry Leaders Excited for the Future

Industry executives from both BMW and Tata Technologies have expressed enthusiasm about this new collaboration.

Christoph Grote, Senior Vice President of Electronics and Software at BMW Group, stated:
“BMW TechWorks India is a significant addition to our global vehicle software development initiatives. India’s software talent will be a great asset for our Software-Defined Vehicles of the future.”

Warren Harris, CEO and MD of Tata Technologies, added:
“Our joint venture with the BMW Group underscores our deep expertise in Software-Defined Vehicles and reflects our commitment to driving innovation in both automotive software and business IT.”

Aditya Khera, CEO of BMW TechWorks India, emphasized the joint venture’s role in shaping the future of mobility, stating:
“We are establishing a world-class software hub that will play a critical role in the BMW Group’s automotive software and business IT strategy.”

(L – R) Alexander Buresch, CIO, and Senior Vice President of BMW Group IT; Warren Harris, CEO and MD of Tata Technologies; Christoph Grote, Senior Vice President of Electronics and Software BMW Group and Aditya Khera, CEO of BMW TechWorks India

A New Era of Talent Development and Innovation

BMW TechWorks India offers young Indian professionals unparalleled opportunities to work on breakthrough technologies, with the potential to create a global impact. The joint venture’s commitment to nurturing local talent aligns with India’s growing reputation as a global innovation hub for automotive technology. Aspiring engineers and IT professionals now have the chance to contribute to BMW’s digital transformation journey while building the future of mobility.


BMW TechWorks India marks a significant step in BMW Group’s global growth strategy, and with the joint venture, India is now firmly positioned as a key player in the automotive software ecosystem. By leveraging the expertise of Tata Technologies, this partnership will deliver innovative solutions to help BMW remain at the forefront of premium mobility and digital experiences.


About BMW Group in India
BMW Group has been active in India since 2007, with a production plant in Chennai, a parts warehouse in Pune, and a robust dealer network. In 2023, BMW Group India achieved record sales with BMW and MINI delivering 14,172 units (+18%) and BMW Motorrad selling 8,768 units (+20%).

(L-R) Alexander Buresch, CIO and Senior Vice President of BMW Group IT; Warren Harris, CEO and MD of Tata Technologies; Christoph Grote, Senior Vice President of Electronics and Software BMW Group.

By launching BMW TechWorks India, BMW Group and Tata Technologies are shaping the future of mobility with cutting-edge automotive software solutions, propelling the world into a new era of premium digital experiences.

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