TAFE Motors Partners with Deutz for Engine Production in India

Leading agriculture group TAFE Motors and Tractors has announced its collaboration with Deutz to produce engines in India. The production will take place at TAFE Motors' facility in Alwar, Rajasthan. The collaboration aims to manufacture up to 30,000 engines initially, focusing on newer applications and benefiting from cost advantages.

Leading agriculture group TAFE Motors and Tractors has announced its strategic collaboration with German engine manufacturer Deutz. The partnership will see TAFE Motors producing engines tailored for newer applications in the Indian market and fulfilling Deutz's global requirements.

According to a release, the engines will be manufactured at TAFE Motors' state-of-the-art facility in Alwar, Rajasthan. The cooperation marks the beginning of a long-term relationship, with TAFE Motors initially set to produce up to 30,000 engines in the 2.2L (50-75 hp) and 2.9L (75-100 hp) ranges.

Deutz aims to leverage the cost-efficient Indian manufacturing base to further its presence in neighboring markets, thereby optimizing production and logistics expenses.

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