Spireon Expands To India, Adds 40 Engineers

Spireon Expands To India, Adds 40 Engineers

Company appoints technology veteran to head business operations.

Spireon, the vehicle intelligence company, has announced the launch of its subsidiary, Spireon Telematics India Pvt. Ltd. Located in India’s Silicon Valley and world’s fastest-growing tech hub, Bengaluru, Spireon Telematics India will be led by technology veteran, Pranab Das, who will oversee a growing team that currently comprises 40 engineers.

The launch of Spireon Telematics India follows the company’s five-year partnership with a managed service provider in the country to tap into world-class engineering resources. Largely focused on software development, the team grew from seven to more than 40 engineers. Today’s announcement signals the transition of all those engineers to Spireon employees

Das is a seasoned leader with over two decades of experience in Industrial IoT, Enterprise & Mobile Applications, Embedded Systems, Wearables and Test Automation. He has worked with leading vehicle telematics organizations where he was instrumental in successfully setting up large offshore engineering centers in India and building high performance teams.

“The global connected vehicle market is expected to grow by over 20% in the next few years and I’m thrilled to be joining Spireon at this pivotal time,” said Das. “Spireon’s commitment to innovation and improving the customer experience is unparalleled and I look forward to working with the talented team to advance the company’s mission – to help businesses run smarter and people drive more safely.”

Underscoring the company’s dedication to continually innovating its product offerings and technology, coupled with its excellent customer service, Spireon has experienced 19 consecutive years of top-line growth with outstanding financial and operational performance. As a leading provider of aftermarket telematics solutions, the company delivers 24/7 asset visibility and actionable insights to auto dealers, lenders, transportation companies, service fleet managers, rental car companies and consumers increase safety and productivity, boost profits and protect assets.   

You May Also Like

Insights on Mexico Industrial Real Estate

The interview focuses on industrial and commercial real estate in the Bajio and Northeast automotive regions.

GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest Audio Interview "Insights on Mexico Industrial Real Estate: Focus on the Bajio and Northeast Automotive Regions – June 2023" features Fernanda Martinez and Edgardo Hernandez, both with NAI Mexico.

Martinez is regional director serving the Bajio Region, and Hernandez is regional director serving the Northeast Region. NAI Mexico, part of the NAI Global network, is an industrial and commercial real estate firm, and operates 25 offices across Mexico and works with global customers, including many in the automotive industry.

Autoliv Names Petra Albuschus EVP, HR and Sustainability

Albuschus will succeed Per Ericson, who will retire.

Volvo to Sell 1,000 Electric Trucks to Holcim

The deal is the largest commercial order to date for Volvo electric trucks.

LIQUI MOLY Releases A/C System Cleaner

The cleaning solution is designed to improve the efficiency and lifespan of HVAC systems.

Cummins to Acquire Portion of Faurecia’s CV Exhaust Business

Cummins will purchase Faurecia’s commercial vehicle manufacturing plants in Columbus, Indiana, and Roermond, Netherlands.

Other Posts

CW Bearing U.S.A. Inc. Poised to Enter N.A. Aftermarket

CW Bearing, a subsidiary of the Cixing Group, was founded in 1984 by Hu Xiangenon on China’s eastern coast.

Lear Opening Connection Systems Plant in Morocco 

Opening in Q3 2023, the facility will manufacture injection-molded parts and engineered plastics.

A Look at the NA Commercial Truck Aftermarket in 2023

John Blodgett, VP of sales and marketing with MacKay & Co., answers key questions on this market segment.

Hesai Opens Stuttgart Office to Accelerate Global Expansion

With this strategic move, Hesai says it aims to further tap into the European markets.