AISIN investment India: JPY 32 billion expansion to localize transmissions

On February 4, 2026, AISIN Corporation announced a total investment of approximately JPY 32 billion as part of its AISIN investment India strategy to expand its production system and deepen localization in the country. The initiative will be executed through AISIN AUTOMOTIVE HARYANA PRIVATE LIMITED, a consolidated subsidiary, and focuses on strengthening transmission manufacturing capabilities.

AISIN investment India focuses on transmission localization

The investment plan under AISIN investment India includes expansion of the existing manufacturing base and the creation of a new production hub. The company aims to localize automatic transmissions and continuously variable transmissions to support growing demand from domestic vehicle manufacturers and improve supply chain resilience.

Expansion of the Rohtak manufacturing facility

The existing plant in Rohtak, Haryana, will be expanded with an investment of approximately JPY 16 billion. The expansion will cover around 24,000 square meters and will be dedicated to the production of continuously variable transmissions, supporting higher volumes and improved local sourcing.

New Sambhajinagar plant to support automatic transmissions

AISIN will also establish a new plant in Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, with an investment of approximately JPY 16 billion. Spanning nearly 86,000 square meters, the facility will manufacture automatic transmissions along with body products, broadening the company’s manufacturing footprint in western India. Both the expanded Rohtak facility and the new Sambhajinagar plant are scheduled to begin operations in 2029, reinforcing AISIN investment India as a long-term commitment to localized automotive transmission manufacturing and sustained growth in the Indian market.