General Motors has, in fact, decided to make India its powertrains development hub for the Asia Pacific region and given that this region covers countries like Australia, China and Korea, the decision seems pretty significant.
GMI, which already employs around 1,600 people at its engineering and R&D centre in Bangalore, will be adding more manpower and enhancing its technology-related capabilities in a big way over the next few months. And while development work would be the key focus for now, later, GM could also look at making India its manufacturing hub for powertrains, which it would primarily use in Asian and Eastern European markets.


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