**Executive Summary**
The Ministry of Heavy Industries organized a "Chintan Shivir" on "Alternate & Emerging Technologies in E-Motors" on December 5, 2025, in New Delhi. The event brought together industry leaders, experts, and academic institutions to discuss cleaner, greener, and more efficient technologies for e-motors. The aim was to foster knowledge exchange, strategic direction, and outline a roadmap for the future of electric motor technologies in India.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Event Overview:**
* The Chintan Shivir facilitated discussions on breakthrough technologies, sustainable innovations, and emerging trends in e-motors.
* Focus was on supply chain resilience, indigenous preparedness, self-reliance, and alternate motor technologies.
* **Technology Focus:**
* Key motor technologies discussed included Induction Motors, Switched Reluctance Motors (SRMs), Wound-Field Synchronous Motors (WFSMs), Permanent-Magnet-Assisted Synchronous Reluctance Motors (PMA-SRMs), and motors utilising ferrite or non-rare-earth magnet materials.
* **Roadmap Outline:**
* The session outlined a nationally aligned roadmap for alternate motor technologies.
* Segment-wise prioritization was defined across two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger cars, buses, and commercial vehicles.
* Identification of short, medium, and long-term technology options based on maturity, cost, and performance.
* **Strategic Vision:**
* The objective is to envision the future of electric motor technologies, not just address rare-earth magnet supply concerns.
* India aspires to develop and supply next-generation, sustainable motors, positioning the country as a global leader.
* **Commitment:**
* Participating bodies committed to work together in advancing India's automotive technology landscape and fostering a resilient, competitive automotive ecosystem.
**Impact Analysis**
**Industry Leaders, Domain Experts, Academic & Research Institutions, and Technology Innovators**
* **Impact:** Affected by the knowledge exchange, strategic direction, and potential collaborative opportunities presented at the Chintan Shivir to advance India's automotive technology landscape.
* **Action Required:** Participate in the development and implementation of the outlined roadmap and contribute to the development of next-generation, sustainable motors.
Key Entities Referenced
Ministry of Heavy Industries: The central government ministry organizing the Chintan Shivir and responsible for policies related to heavy industries in India.
Chintan Shivir on “Alternate & Emerging Technologies in E-Motors”: A workshop organized by the Ministry of Heavy Industries to discuss advancements and strategies in electric motor technologies.
Vigyan Bhawan: The location in New Delhi where the Chintan Shivir took place.
Atmanirbhar Bharat: A vision of a self-reliant India, the Chintan Shivir aimed to build a resilient, competitive, and future-ready automotive ecosystem in line with this vision.
Ministry of Heavy Industries
Ministry of Heavy Industries organises Chintan
Shivir on “Alternate & Emerging Technologies in
E-Motors” at Vigyan Bhawan
प्रव तथ: 05 DEC 2025 8:03PM by PIB Delhi
Ministry of Heavy Industries, Government of India, organised a Chintan Shivir on “Alternate & Emerging
Technologies in E-Motors” on 5th December 2025 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.
The Chintan Shivir witnessed the active participation of key industry leaders, domain experts, academic &
research institutions, and technology innovators who engaged in insightful discussions, expert talks, and
interactive sessions aimed at advancing cleaner, greener, and more efficient technologies for E-Motors.
The initiative focused on fostering knowledge exchange and providing strategic direction to strengthen
India’s sustainable mobility ecosystem.
The event featured extensive deliberations on breakthrough technologies, sustainable innovations, and
emerging trends in E-Motors, with discussions centred on supply chain resilience, indigenous
preparedness, self-reliance, and the scope of alternate motor and ancillary technologies. Key motor
technologies highlighted during the sessions included Induction Motors, Switched Reluctance Motors
(SRMs), Wound-Field Synchronous Motors (WFSMs), Permanent-Magnet-Assisted Synchronous
Reluctance Motors (PMA-SRMs), and motors utilising ferrite or other non-rare-earth magnet materials.
The session outlined a nationally aligned roadmap for alternate motor technologies with segment-wise
prioritisation across two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger cars, buses, and commercial vehicles, along
with identification of short, medium and long-term technology options based on maturity, cost, and
performance.Shri Kamran Rizvi, Secretary, Ministry of Heavy Industries, highlighted that the objective of the Chintan
Shivir is not limited to addressing rare-earth magnet supply concerns, but to envision the future of electric
motor technologies. He stated that India must aspire to develop and supply next-generation motors that are
lighter, more efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable, positioning the country as a global
leader in the evolving e-mobility landscape.
The event concluded with a collective commitment from participating industry bodies, stakeholders, and
academic & research institutions to work together in advancing India’s automotive technology landscape.
The Chintan Shivir marked a significant step in uniting key stakeholders, fostering strategic dialogue, and
laying the foundation for a resilient, competitive, and future-ready automotive ecosystem, in line with the
vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat.
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