Carraro India Expands Aftermarket Service Network

29 Jan 2026 CW Team

Carraro India, a manufacturer of transmission systems for off-highway vehicles and agricultural and construction equipment, has announced plans to establish three additional authorised service centres this year as part of its aftermarket expansion strategy.

The company has inaugurated a new authorised service centre in Faridabad, Haryana, marking a key step in strengthening its nationwide service footprint. Through its expanding network, Carraro India aims to ensure reliable access to genuine components while reducing equipment downtime and operating costs.

The move comes amid growing demand driven by infrastructure development and increasing farm mechanisation across India. By enhancing its aftermarket capabilities, Carraro India seeks to support customers more effectively and reinforce its position in a market poised for sustained growth.

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