Vice President,
Engines R&D,
Ashok Leyland
Graduate in Engineering. Started career at Ashok Leyland in engine testing and validation, moving onto Emission testing, homologation, performance and emission development and engine design. Setup the first full fledged engine emission test facility in Ashok Leyland with accreditation for legislative testing. Developed the first Indian common-rail engine for heavy duty trucks in 2010. Has over 30 years of experience in the field of engine design and emission development. Is currently responsible for design and development of Engine, Aftertreatment, Cooling & air intake systems for Automotive and Off highway applications.
Member of : SAE, Petroleum Products and Related Products of Synthetic or Biological Origin Sectional Committee of Bureau of Indian Standards, Lubricants and Their Related Products committee of Bureau of Indian Standards.
“Destination Zero – The Path Forward for Indian Trucks“
Climate impact due to Greenhouse emissions is a global concern and the impact created by the transport sector is under close scrutiny. 60% of freight in India are moved by road and hence it is imperative for the vehicle industry to look at ways of mitigating the climate impact while meeting other India specific challenges. The presentation analyses the technology choices available and the current progress of industry in general and the efforts undertaken by Ashok Leyland in particular.