Dhoot Partners RideVision For ADAS Solutions
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Dhoot Partners RideVision For ADAS Solutions

Dhoot Transmission has partnered with Israel-based RideVision to introduce Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) solutions in India, marking its entry into intelligent mobility and automotive safety technologies.

The collaboration will bring globally proven ADAS technologies to India, customised for local road conditions and mobility needs. It will strengthen Dhoot Transmission’s existing electronics portfolio and support its long-term focus on next-generation automotive electronics.

Naveen Kumar, CEO – India, Wiring Harness and Electronics, Dhoot Transmission, said the partnership combines RideVision’s global ADAS expertise with Dhoot’s understanding of the Indian market to develop safety solutions engineered for Indian operating conditions.

Uri Lavi, Founder and CEO, RideVision, said the collaboration aims to localise advanced ADAS capabilities and make life-saving safety technologies more accessible in India.

The partnership will focus on localisation, technology integration and intelligent safety solutions for India’s evolving mobility ecosystem. Dhoot Transmission’s subsidiary, Dhoot Automotive Systems, has also recently entered into a business transfer agreement with Bangalore-based Multilink to expand its electronics product business.

Dhoot Transmission has partnered with Israel-based RideVision to introduce Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) solutions in India, marking its entry into intelligent mobility and automotive safety technologies.The collaboration will bring globally proven ADAS technologies to India, customised for local road conditions and mobility needs. It will strengthen Dhoot Transmission’s existing electronics portfolio and support its long-term focus on next-generation automotive electronics.Naveen Kumar, CEO – India, Wiring Harness and Electronics, Dhoot Transmission, said the partnership combines RideVision’s global ADAS expertise with Dhoot’s understanding of the Indian market to develop safety solutions engineered for Indian operating conditions.Uri Lavi, Founder and CEO, RideVision, said the collaboration aims to localise advanced ADAS capabilities and make life-saving safety technologies more accessible in India.The partnership will focus on localisation, technology integration and intelligent safety solutions for India’s evolving mobility ecosystem. Dhoot Transmission’s subsidiary, Dhoot Automotive Systems, has also recently entered into a business transfer agreement with Bangalore-based Multilink to expand its electronics product business.

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