Atlas Copco Showcases EV Tech at Pune EVolution Days
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Atlas Copco Showcases EV Tech at Pune EVolution Days

Atlas Copco Tools and Industrial Assembly Solutions successfully hosted “EVolution Days” at its cutting-edge Innovation Centre in Bavdhan, Pune—an event designed to advance next-generation electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing. The showcase brought together over 110 key players from the EV value chain, including OEMs, Tier suppliers, and Line Builders, to explore transformative technologies powering the e-mobility future.

Participants experienced live demonstrations of Atlas Copco’s integrated and sustainable solutions that boost EV production performance through enhanced productivity, quality, and traceability. Highlights included advanced technologies such as Automated Torquing, Robotic Dispensing, Flow Drilling, and Advanced Riveting with error-proofing capabilities supported by integrated vision systems and customised software.

These solutions are engineered to tackle the most pressing challenges in EV production—from battery cell safety and material traceability to the complexity of joining lightweight components and ensuring reliable process control.

Mr Chandrashekhar Pathak, General Manager, Industrial Technique at Atlas Copco (India) Pvt. Ltd., remarked, “As a proud one-stop solution provider for battery pack assembly and complete EV manufacturing, we are committed to enabling the future of mobility. EVolution Days brought the ecosystem together—from EV Tiers and MTBs to OEMs—highlighting the strength of collaboration in pushing the EV transition forward.”

He added, “This wasn’t just about showcasing innovation—it was about demonstrating impact. Through real-world use cases and immersive experiences, we helped participants visualise how our cutting-edge technologies in torquing, dispensing, vision systems, and software work together to address EV-specific requirements. From traceability and lightweight material joining to ensuring battery safety, each innovation reflects our deep industry insight and dedication to sustainable progress.”

The event also included thought leadership sessions led by industry and Atlas Copco experts, offering insights into integrated design practices and digital manufacturing approaches for the EV sector. From product design to final assembly, Atlas Copco’s technologies underscore its long-standing commitment to performance, reliability, and data-driven excellence.

With a strong history of delivering turnkey industrial automation solutions, Atlas Copco remains a central player in the evolving EV landscape, empowering manufacturers across India to build the electric vehicles of tomorrow with confidence and efficiency.

Atlas Copco Tools and Industrial Assembly Solutions successfully hosted “EVolution Days” at its cutting-edge Innovation Centre in Bavdhan, Pune—an event designed to advance next-generation electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing. The showcase brought together over 110 key players from the EV value chain, including OEMs, Tier suppliers, and Line Builders, to explore transformative technologies powering the e-mobility future.Participants experienced live demonstrations of Atlas Copco’s integrated and sustainable solutions that boost EV production performance through enhanced productivity, quality, and traceability. Highlights included advanced technologies such as Automated Torquing, Robotic Dispensing, Flow Drilling, and Advanced Riveting with error-proofing capabilities supported by integrated vision systems and customised software.These solutions are engineered to tackle the most pressing challenges in EV production—from battery cell safety and material traceability to the complexity of joining lightweight components and ensuring reliable process control.Mr Chandrashekhar Pathak, General Manager, Industrial Technique at Atlas Copco (India) Pvt. Ltd., remarked, “As a proud one-stop solution provider for battery pack assembly and complete EV manufacturing, we are committed to enabling the future of mobility. EVolution Days brought the ecosystem together—from EV Tiers and MTBs to OEMs—highlighting the strength of collaboration in pushing the EV transition forward.”He added, “This wasn’t just about showcasing innovation—it was about demonstrating impact. Through real-world use cases and immersive experiences, we helped participants visualise how our cutting-edge technologies in torquing, dispensing, vision systems, and software work together to address EV-specific requirements. From traceability and lightweight material joining to ensuring battery safety, each innovation reflects our deep industry insight and dedication to sustainable progress.”The event also included thought leadership sessions led by industry and Atlas Copco experts, offering insights into integrated design practices and digital manufacturing approaches for the EV sector. From product design to final assembly, Atlas Copco’s technologies underscore its long-standing commitment to performance, reliability, and data-driven excellence.With a strong history of delivering turnkey industrial automation solutions, Atlas Copco remains a central player in the evolving EV landscape, empowering manufacturers across India to build the electric vehicles of tomorrow with confidence and efficiency.

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