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ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India

ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India (ZCVCS IN)

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Consumer Discretionary • India
ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited is a market leader in India for advanced braking systems, conventional braking products, and related air-assisted technologies and systems for commercial vehicles. The company provides industry-leading solutions in the Autonomous, Connected, and Electric (ACE) domains, including integrated systems for braking, stability, and transmission automation. It serves automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), distributors, government agencies, and retailers. Headquartered in Chennai, India, the company was incorporated on November 18, 2004, and was formerly known as WABCO India Limited before changing its name in March 2022.
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