ZF Plant in Pune | Photo Credit: Benedikt Schauder
ZF India on Wednesday said it has entered into a strategic partnership with a leading commercial vehicle manufacturer to supply manual and AMT 9-speed transmissions for original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM’s) trucks in the 1300 Nm segment.
The collaboration includes the supply of ZF’s EcoMid and EcoTronic Mid transmissions, specifically developed for over 25t truck applications. These systems are designed to deliver enhanced efficiency, higher performance, and reliability for commercial vehicles.
The transmissions are being manufactured at the ZF Plant in Chakan, Pune, which further highlights the market shift towards higher engine torque in Indian commercial vehicle manufacturers.
“With over six-decades of strong market presence in India, ZF has consistently provided advanced technology solutions that enhance operational efficiencies. This partnership underscores our role in delivering cutting-edge transmission solutions, strategically tailored to meet the evolving demands of our OEM partners,” Akash Passey, President, ZF Group in India, said.
P Kaniappan, Senior VP, ZF Group added, “The EcoMid and EcoTronic Mid transmissions will help drive operational efficiencies for the commercial vehicle industry, particularly in the heavy truck sector. This strategic agreement not only strengthens ZF Group’s position as the premier provider of commercial vehicle solutions but also aligns with the market’s shift towards higher efficiencies in higher tonnage vehicles.”
Published on June 18, 2025
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