The new Kharkhoda facility can churn out 450,000 HVAC modules and hose assemblies every year, a figure that dwarfs its previous output.
By bringing production closer to major OEM plants in Haryana, Subros is slashing lead times and reducing shipping costs for carmakers that rely on climate‑control kits.
The ₹150 crore investment, financed through a mix of internal funds and debt, signals confidence in a rising demand for diesel‑ and electric‑powered vehicles, which are increasingly equipped with advanced HVAC systems.
In the broader market, the plant positions Subros to compete with rivals like Bosch and Denso, who already command significant shares in the Indian automotive HVAC segment.
Manufacturers in Delhi, Gurgaon and Pune should watch for the plant’s ramp‑up, as the increased supply may pressure component prices and enable quicker rollout of new models.